He relies on memory and emotion, and also the history of American landscape.
There is no doubt that flavour is inextricably linked with memory and emotion.
Jonathan Jones wrote that "(Leckey) haunts the secret parts of modern culture, where memory and emotion linger".
One man's love potion is another man's mood killer, since smell is closely tied to memory and emotion.
The well-documented link between scent, memory and emotion explains Brosius's choice of Tomato, one of Demeter's strongest sellers, in his own home.
Cytowic made the case that perception was partly processed in the brain's limbic system, an ancient part of neural anatomy that handles attention, memory, and emotion.
The hoarders also showed less activation than the healthy subjects in the posterior cingulate, an area involved in spatial orientation, memory and emotion.
These philosophical questions are highly engaging: if every time I teleport my old self is destroyed and a new self created, what happens to memory and emotion?
At around 2 a.m., I'd try to sleep, to quiet the Proustian rush of memory and emotion set off by every object I touched.
In these pages Mr. Phillips uses his gift for description to convey the power of music to retrieve buried layers of memory and emotion wordlessly, and to explore the dangers of taking the lyrics of a song too literally.
Like the Communist brainwashers in "Manchurian," the Method assumed that memory and emotion are intertwined and that affect-laden memories of the past can alter behavior in the present.
