Why We Remember
by Charan Ranganath

Why We Remember (2024) is an exploration of the fascinating mechanisms that underlie human memory. Challenging conventional perceptions, it presents memory as a dynamic force that not only records the past, but influences our present and future. Through engaging case studies and current scientific research, it reveals the processes that shape our ability to form lasting memories, and the factors that influence forgetting. Ultimately, it shows us how we can harness our memory for learning, healing, and growth.

Who is it for?
🔅 Anyone fascinated by the inner workings of the human brain
🔅 Individuals experiencing memory loss, and their caregivers
🔅 Students of psychology and neuroscience

⏱ 19-minute read

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