Their Synaptic Selves

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Exploring the intricate relationship between memory and language, this book delves into how memory is not merely recalled but actively created during communication. It highlights the cognitive processes behind everyday language and examines the works of authors like Samuel Beckett and James Joyce, focusing on their interpretations of memory's failures and their effects on linguistic expression. By integrating philosophical insights from figures like Henri Bergson and Gilles Deleuze, it offers a deeper understanding of how these concepts shape our language use and text interpretation today.