Remembering Arlene Keizer Haunted by the loss of

Haunted by the loss of one family and determined not to lose another

moving through powerful religious experiences

Numerous tables and figures

An evolutionary psychologist traces the roots of political divisions back to our primate ancestors and male-dominated social hierarchies

Remembering Arlene Keizer Haunted by the loss ofThis book summarizes the results of a revolution in the scientific understanding of memory, mind, and brain that began in 1953 when a twenty seven year old man underwent brain surgery to remedy life threatening epilepsy. His name was Henry Moliason, but until recently, the general public knew him only as H. M. Henry's operation inadvertently destroyed his hippocampus, the brain's engine for forming new memories. He suffered catastrophic memory