This volume draws together the current developments in the field, allowing the synthesis of ideas and providing converging evidence from a range of sources.

List of contributors

ix

Series preface

xi

Introduction

xiii

PART 1 Human imaging studies

Episodic memory retrieval: An (event-related) functional neuroimaging perspective

3

(36)

M. D. Rugg

R.N.A. Henson

Fractionating episodic memory retrieval using event-related potentials

39

(20)

D.I. Donaldson

K. Allan

E.L. Wilding

Frontal contributions to episodic memory encoding in the young and elderly

59

(24)

R.L. Buckner

J.M. Logan

Prefrontal cortex and episodic memory: Integrating findings from neuropsychology and functional brain imaging

83

(20)

C. Ranganath

R.T. Knight

PART 2 Non-human primate studies

Memory and the medial temporal lobe: Differentiating the contribution of the primate rhinal cortex

103

(18)

M.G. Baxter

A role for extraperirhinal cortices in recognition memory? Evidence from neuronal recording and immunohistochemical imaging studies

121

(30)

E.C. Warburton

M.W. Brown

Memory encoding in the primate brain: The role of the basal forebrain

151

(22)

A. Parker

A. Easton

D. Gaffan

Memory encoding and retrieval: The nature of the interactions between the primate frontal lobe and posterior cortex

173

(26)

A. Easton

A. Parker

D. Gaffan

PART 3 Rat studies

Brain mechanisms of declarative memory: The fundamental role of the hippocampus as revealed by studies on rodents

199

(18)

H. Eichenbaum

The ``what'' and ``where'' of event memory: Independence and interactivity within the medial temporal lobe

217

(18)

T.J. Bussey

J.P. Aggleton

Mediating from memory to attention: Necessity of the accumbens connection?

235

(24)

H.J. Cassaday

C. Norman

PART 4 Computer models of memory encoding and retrieval

Linking memory and perception: Hebbian models of perceptual learning in animals and humans

259

(24)

L.M. Saksida

J.L. McClelland

Charm2: A multimodular model of human memory

283

(24)

J. Metcalfe

Building emotional memories: Insights from a computational model of fear conditioning

307

(18)

J.L. Armony

From spike frequency to free recall: How neural circuits perfom encoding and retrieval

325

(30)

M. Hasselmo

B.P. Wyble

R.C. Cannon

Conclusion

355

(16)

E.L. Wilding

A. Parker

T.J. Bussey

Author index

371

(16)

Subject index

387

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