Human Memory and Material Memory

Exploring the continuum between human memory and material memory, this book delves into the history of memory from ancient times to modern theories, integrating phenomenological, philosophical, and technical insights. It presents a rich tapestry of anecdotes and original research, examining concepts like post-memory and memristors while drawing parallels between material defects and human memory traces. By intertwining materials mechanics, neuroscience, and philosophy, it invites readers to engage in an ongoing dialogue about the interplay between these two forms of memory.