Memory and the Human Lifespan
Narrated by Steve Joordens
The Great Courses: Better Living
- Released
- July 8, 2013
- Length
- 12 hrs 2 mins
- Format
- Lecture
- Publisher
- The Great Courses
This series of 24 lectures explores the complex nature of human memory, examining how the brain organizes and encodes information to create a continuous sense of self and life experience. It covers topics such as different memory systems, how memories are formed and accessed, and the effects of brain injuries on memory function. The series also discusses how memory influences our perception of the past, present, and future, offering insights into how understanding these processes can enhance our everyday lives.
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