Something, I Forget: Society & social sciences

Something, I Forget: Society & social sciencesAngela Leightons sixth book of poems turns on the curious arts of remembering and forgetting. A poem will be written, James Longenbach writes, if in the grip of memory we are able to forget. A poem may be read in the same spirit, of remembering, to forget, and so read again. These poems, composed in strict form, free form, bird form or cruciform, experiment with the sound shapes of language, always attentive to the rhythms that keep them singing.

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and it’s the job of company executives

Karl Bartos recalls his post-war childhood

Elizabeth Loftus on memory

smoke-filled showrooms

thanks mainly to their remarkable

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and now she wants to learn too

Including questions around diagnosis

open the door and invite you in to explore and celebrate the candid

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which require keeping up-to-date with the scientific evidence base and ongoing collegial discussion with informed leaders in the clinical