Remembering together

Matthew Siegelman and Christopher Baldassano ()
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Matthew Siegelman: Columbia University
Christopher Baldassano: Columbia University

Nature Human Behaviour, 2020, vol. 4, issue 2, 132-133

Abstract: What is the connection between the curated narrative of a society and the representations of memories in the individual brains of its members? In a new study, Gagnepain and colleagues show that the organization of memories in the brain reflects the structure of a culture’s shared discourse.

Date: 2020
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