Why Life Speeds Up As You Get Older: How Memory Shapes Our Past,New Hattie Filled With Popups

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Eduardo Archetti

Front Matter Includes 'Notes On The Labyrinth' (Or The Bardo

Providing A Tool For Readers To Check Their Comprehension And Ensure Accuracy

Why Life Speeds Up As You Get Older: How Memory Shapes Our Past,New Hattie Filled With PopupsIs It True, As The Novelist Cees Nooteboom Once Wrote, That Memory Is Like A Dog That Lies Down Where It Pleases? Where Do The Long, Lazy Summers Of Our Childhood Go? Why, As We Grow Older, Does Time Seem To Condense, Speed Up And Elude Us, While In Old Age, Significant Events From Our Distant Past Can Seem As Vivid And Real As What Happened Yesterday? Douwe Draaisma, Author Of The Internationally Acclaimed Metaphors Of Memory (Cambridge, 2001),