False narratives
“I never wanted to be a baseball kid,” my friend’s college-aged son told her this year, although not for the first time. By senior year, he…
Essays, interviews and ideas from New Philosopher on Memory.
“I never wanted to be a baseball kid,” my friend’s college-aged son told her this year, although not for the first time. By senior year, he…
Machines have memory, but do they remember? To be human is to have a rich relationship with time: to blur the self across imagined futures, pasts,…
Memory is a primary and fundamental faculty, without which none other can work; the cement, the bitumen, the matrix in which the other faculties are embedded;…
What would you never do, no matter the price? Work for someone who causes harm to others. What is the most important part of your education?…
Zan Boag: I’d like to start with something that seems to be a cornerstone of your work: the relationship between remembering the past and imagining the…
I recall as a four-year-old in the mid-1960s being taken to a studio in a department store and given a ball to play with. This was…