Autobiographical memory
JANE AUSTEN'S NOVELS IN TEN VOLUMES VOL. VI
Jane Austen
The go-between
L. P. Hartley
W, or, The memory of childhood
Georges Perec
Peripheral visions
Mary Catherine Bateson
Waterland
Graham Swift
Autobiographical Memory and the Construction of a Narrative Self
Robyn Fivush
Development of Autobiographical Memory
Hans J. Markowitsch
Collective Memory of Political Events
James W. Pennebaker
Understanding autobiographical memory
Dorthe Berntsen
Why Life Speeds Up As You Get Older
Douwe Draaisma
Agnes
Peter Stamm
Remembering the personal past
Bruce M. Ross
Writing to save your life
Michele Weldon
Peripheral Visions
Mary C. Bateson
Memory & narrative
James Olney
Autobiographical memory
David C. Rubin
Unreliable truth
Maureen Murdock
Shadows of empire
Allan Massie
WHY LIFE SPEEDS UP AS YOU GET OLDER: HOW MEMORY SHAPES OUR PAST; TRANS. BY ARNOLD POMERANS
DOUWE DRAAISMA
Why Life Speeds Up As You Get Older How Memory Shapes Our Past
Douwe Draaisma
La Confusion des sentiments
Stefan Zweig
The act of remembering
John H. Mace
Rewrite Your Life
Jessica Lourey
Autobiographical memory
David C. Rubin
My father's house.
Pauline Neville
Autobiographical Memory
Susan Bluck
Remembering Our Past
David C. Rubin
Theoretical perspectives on autobiographical memory
Martin A. Conway
Life Review in Health and Social Care
Jeff Garland
I Could Tell You Stories
Patricia Hampl
Autobiographical Memory and the Validity of Retrospective Reports
Seymour Sudman
Real Stuff
Dennis P. Eichhorn
Second Chance
Ruth Rosengarten
The Courage to Be Me
Philosophy and Memory Traces
John Sutton
Rewriting the self
Mark Philip Freeman
Family secrets
Kuhn, Annette.
Remembering Self
Ulric Neisser
Reading Our Lives
William L. Randall
Autobiographical memory and the validity of retrospective reports
Seymour Sudman