Remembering More
Published December 20, 2018 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories
The benefits of not remembering
Published June 23, 2017 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories
How should people tell their life stories?
Published February 3, 2017 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories
What Donald Trump Can Learn From Lincoln and Mandela
Lessons from two great leaders of the past can help bridge our political divide
Published December 19, 2016 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories
Several Misleading Memes of Political Analysis
Applying basic statistics to understand political polls and voting behavior
Published August 15, 2016 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories
Revisiting the Places of Memory
What happens to memory when we go home again?
Published May 24, 2016 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories
What Holds Our Selves Together?
Maintaining your self in the face of loss
Published March 25, 2016 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories
Nature's design for good health
Published November 26, 2015 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories
Inaccuracies and Accuracies in Memory
Published October 12, 2015 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories
The Good Intentions of Violent Perpetrators
What do perpetrators say about their collective violence?
Published July 8, 2015 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories
Appreciating the Delights of Wine
Six strategies for making wine memorable
Published October 2, 2014 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories
Actors from our childhood provide continuity in our aging lives
Published July 1, 2015 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories
How one son remembers lessons from his father
Published June 13, 2015 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories
What Edward Snowden Teaches Us about Heroic Disobedience
Reflections on the movie Citizenfour
Published May 13, 2015 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories
Living with Someone Living with Multiple Sclerosis
Maintaining your relationship in the face of disability
Published December 29, 2014 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories
What's Wrong with Inaccurate Memory?
With laboratory research demonstrating numerous examples of incorrect memory and journalistic reports repeatedly emphasizing memory’s unreliability, how can we depend on our memories at all?
Published October 30, 2014 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories
Four ways we honestly account for our behaviors -- and misbehaviors
Published on July 17, 2014 by Robert N. Kraft in Defining Memories