The last decade has produced exciting new ideas about retrosplenial cortex (RSC) and its
role in integrating diverse inputs. Here, we review the diversity in forms of spatial and …

Early cognitive neuroscientific research revealed that the hippocampus is crucial for spatial
navigation in rodents, and for autobiographical episodic memory in humans. Researchers …

Memories are prone to distortions, which have been linked to our unique point of view. Not
only do we experience events from a particular visual perspective, we can also retrieve …

Here, we review the literature on autonoetic consciousness in episodic memory, our memory
for personally experienced events, in order to understand its relationship to visual …

The recollection of episodic-autobiographical memories (EAMs) entails a complex temporal
dynamic, from initial “construction” to subsequent “elaboration” of memories. While there is …

Shifting to a novel visual perspective during retrieval influences autobiographical memories
(AM) and can lead to persistent changes in memories. Adopting an observer-like compared …

Memories of our personal past are not exact accounts of what occurred. Instead, memory
reconstructs the past in adaptive—though not always faithful—ways. Using a naturalistic …

When remembering or imagining, people can experience an event from their own eyes, or
as an outside observer, with differing levels of vividness. The perspective from, and …

Episodic memory (EM) allows us to remember and relive past events and experiences and
has been linked to cortical-hippocampal reinstatement of encoding activity. While EM is …

Reviewing photographs of the past influences our memories, but there is minimal research
examining the influence of the viewpoint during photographic review of memories. In the …