1 | | Introduction: Four Themes in Research on the Neurobiology of Memory | | 1 |
Pt. I | | Connection: The Cellular and Molecular Bases of Memory | | 27 |
2 | | Neurons and Simple Memory Circuits | | 29 |
3 | | Cellular Mechanisms of Memory: Complex Circuits | | 53 |
Pt. II | | Cognition: Is There a "Cognitive" Basis for Memory? | | 79 |
4 | | Amnesia - Learning about Memory from Memory Loss | | 85 |
5 | | Exploring Declarative Memory Using Animal Models | | 105 |
6 | | Windows into the Workings of Memory | | 139 |
Pt. III | | Compartmentalization: Cortical Modules and Multiple Memory Systems | | 171 |
7 | | The Cerebral Cortex and Memory | | 175 |
8 | | Multiple Memory Systems in the Brain | | 195 |
9 | | A Brain System for Declarative Memory | | 213 |
10 | | A Brain System for Procedural Memory | | 237 |
11 | | A Brain System for Emotional Memory | | 261 |
Pt. IV | | Consolidation: The Fixation and Reorganization of Memories | | 283 |
12 | | Two Distinct Stages of Memory Consolidation | | 285 |
13 | | Working with Memory | | 311 |
| | Final Thoughts | | 339 |
| | Glossary | | 341 |
| | References in Figure Captions | | 353 |
| | Index | | 357 |