Confessions of an Ambivalent Psychiatrist

“Memory, I know, is a non-unitary concept. There are memories that are explicit, that can be produced and formulated, verbally expressed, set down neatly in ink in a honeycomb of black-and-white squares. This we call declarative memory. There is the body’s memory, instinct, the intuitive flash which enables us to perch atop a bicycle, skitter acros... See more