Call it the evocation of a world on a plate.
Expect lots of splashing, the suspension of gravity, and the evocation of a dreamlike state.
These are people who, like him, are involved in the evocation of memory and desire, mortality and dread.
The menu deals with this material reality of the brain and how we understand it, incorporating myths about the brain, the evocation of memory and exploring how our brains decide what is food.
The evocation of autobiographical memories and associated emotions by music counts among the most poignant experiences associated with music; yet, little is known about how these prominent facets of the human experience are bound together in the brain.
The evocation of heroism from collective memory organized in the tiger-slaying narrative consolidates positive public perception of the party's determination.
Accordingly, a prototypical emotion from this class was Nostalgia, which is often related to the evocation of personally salient autobiographical memories (Barrett et al. 2010).
These studies show that memories associated with the evocation of emotion persist more strongly than memories lacking affective tone (LaBar and Phelps 1998; Cahill 2000; Kensinger 2004; McGaugh 2004; Phelps 2004).
Sato [33] found that recollection of more remote memories was associated with the evocation of both temporally distant and proximal memories sharing the same lifetime, activities, location, or other distinctive features as compared to more recent memories that only evoked the same period or proximal memories more often.
In exposure treatment for posttraumatic stess disorder (PTSD), Foa and Rothbaum (1998) have shown that planned and controlled evocation of a traumatic memory can lead to its reevaluation.
