The Remembering self: construction and accuracy in the self-narrative

Abstract

1. Self-narratives: true and false Ulric Neisser 2. Literary and psychological models of the self Daniel Albright 3. The remembered self Jerome Bruner 4. Composing protoselves through improvisation Craig R. Barclay 5. Mind, text and society: self-memory in social context Kenneth J. Gergen 6. Personal identity and autobiographical recall Greg J. Niemeyer and April E. Metzler 7. Constructing narrative, emotion, and self in parent-child conversations about the past Robyn Fivush 8. Narrative practices: their role in socialization and self-construction Peggy J. Miller 9. Emotionality and narrative in the emergence of the self-concept Rebecca A. Eder 10. Is memory self-serving? Wilem A. Wagenaar 11. Creative remembering Michael Ross and Roger Buehler 12. The remembered self and the enacted self Alan Baddeley 13. The authenticity and utility of memories Eugene Winograd 14. The remembered self in amnesics William Hirst 15. Perception is to self as memory is to selves Edward S. Reed.