How to Describe Memory
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How to Describe Memory
This Sontag quote maps onto my essay framework of voice (sight, sound, spirit):
“What is important now is to recover our senses. We must learn to see more, to hear more, to feel more.”
See more: imagery, concision, motif;
Hear more: rhythm, reputation, rhyme;
Feel more: tone, perspective, subtext.
Thoughts about fabricated memory / thesis stream of consciousness
Ok so I keep thinking about medium. I want to combine printmaking and illustration. I want to do something with memory.
There’s a video on fabricated memory from views from a bridge, I think I should do research on how memory works. Because in this video this guy talks about how we
... See moreLooking back at all the tools and techniques that I've developed over the years as a writer, it occurs to me that most of them are, in one way or another, grappling with two critical mental forces: the power (and weakness) of human memory, and the sometimes overwhelming drive to procrastinate.