The Neurology of Narrative

By Kay Young, Jeffrey L. Saver. 2001

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Subfields: Experimental and Cognitive Psychology

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Citations in the corpus

• Determinants of Impact: Towards a Better Understanding of Encounters with the Arts (2007, background): “Zeki (1999a, 1999b) presents a fascinating account of the contribution of neurology and brain science to the explanation of the aesthetic experience, while Young and Saver (2001) look at the neurological aspects of narrative and story-telling.”
• A THEORY OF AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY: NECESSARY COMPONENTS AND DISORDERS RESULTING FROM THEIR LOSS (2004, background): “A person who lacks inhibitory control but nothing else might be able to retrieve episodic memories but unable to weave them together into a coherent narrative of his or her life story (e.g., Young & Saver, 2001).”