Memory Warp: How the Myth of Repressed Memory Arose and Refuses to Die
Mark Pendergrast investigates the origins and enduring influence of the myth of repressed memory. Memory Warp examines how this idea developed, entered public consciousness, and continues to shape discussions about psychology, memory, and the interpretation of forgotten experiences.
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Memory Warp explores the origins and persistence of the myth of repressed memory.
Mark Pendergrast examines how this idea arose and why it continues to influence public understanding of memory.
The book considers the relationship between memory, psychology, and claims about forgotten experiences.
It offers a critical look at a lasting and controversial belief.
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