Remembering F.C. Bartlett 1967 First Paperback Edition Psychology Classic

Discover "Remembering: A Study in Experimental and Social Psychology" by Sir Frederic C. Bartlett, a seminal work in the field of cognitive psychology. This classic text, originally published in 1932, explores the intricate processes of human memory, perception, and recall through detailed experimental and social psychological studies. Bartlett's groundbreaking research delves into topics such as experimental psychology, imaging, serial reproduction, and the social aspects of remembering, making it an essential read for students and scholars of psychology. This specific offering is the 1967 First Paperback Edition, published by Cambridge University Press. The book features a distinctive cover design by Duncan McLaren, adding to its collectible appeal. Inside, buyers will find a comprehensive examination of memory, complete with discussions on experimental methods, theoretical frameworks, and analysis of various forms of recall. The volume includes specific plates illustrating 'Ink blobs used in experiments on imaging' and 'Picture writing', enhancing the reader's understanding of the experimental context.