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work_ez7ippxhf5fxzirpi4empo7jgu	Andrew Kertesz	Memory in Mind and Culture. 2009. Edited by Pascal Boyer, James V. Wertsch. Published by Cambridge University Press. 323 pages. C$40 approx	2010.0	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1953	129	52	PRINCIPLES OF CNS DRUG DEVELOPMENT: FROM TEST TUBE TO (Galway) sets out to delineate the core processes in drug discovery section (Chapters 5-8) pertains to drug development with perspective on the future of drug targets and development for appendices that present a listing of drugs under development. MEMORY IN MIND AND CULTURE. There are many books on memory, clinical aspects or episodic, instrumental and semantic memory, but this This area of memory study Collective memories however often Collective memories however often official history is subject to the errors of collective remembering. Repeated retrieval of collective memories becomes history. Collective flashbulb memories are not only important emotionality of events shape their memory and so does the time are studied in the last section of the book. Early memory researchers such as Bartlett studied the "Chinese This book is more about how history is constructed than about memory as a neurological phenomenon.	./cache/work_ez7ippxhf5fxzirpi4empo7jgu.pdf	./txt/work_ez7ippxhf5fxzirpi4empo7jgu.txt