These cells may mess up
early memories and could explain why adults can't remember their experiences as babies.
Thus, there seems to be a lot of flux in the
early memories that young children can retrieve, but more stability in the first memories of older children.
Early memories are recognized for their potential of having life-long impacts on the ones remembering them.
Noel Stapleton, who looked after Sadler's Wells for 20 years, has strong
early memories of the horse.
"Although I took to playing on turf wickets only in 2005 after shifting base to Netherlands, I treasure the
early memories of bowling fast with a tennis ball.
Clegg's
early memories are written in the third person, providing distance that lends itself to an ironic detachment.
His
early memories include being taken to the opera, ballet, museums, theater and films.
"My
early memories are all about Gordon Strachan, Tony Dorigo, Carl Shutt and Lee Chapman - people like that.
She always spoke fondly of her
early memories, dancing at Lake Nipmuc with her sisters and friends.
In this translation of a book first published in France in 2006 by Editions Robert Laffont, French psychotherapist Estrade draws on the work of Freud and Adler in analyzing the link between
early memories and later 'style of life.' With case examples, he discusses his principles of nuclearity (relating to the social structure appearing in memories) and movement (outward) in equating memories with dreams in their purpose and methods for accessing repressed memories.
Subtitled, "A Memoir," this book details Associate Justice Clarence Thomas' life from his childhood, including his
early memories of his life in Pinpoint, Georgia, moving to squalor to the African-American neighborhood of Savannah, Georgia, and then his formative, primary and secondary years growing up in the strict household of his grandfather, whom he called, "Daddy."
SCIENTISTS will today reveal how Beatles music has been crucial in the development of people's
early memories.