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Horizon: Memory

on BBC Two England

A review of the sciences introduced by Christopher Chataway.

A man playing chess blindfold against eight opponents, an American worm eating its relatives, an octopus reacting to a scientist's signals in Naples... These are some of the elements in tonight's investigation of memory.

Research on the brain and its workings has recently expanded enormously, producing a record crop of scientific theories. But how near are we yet to any real knowledge of the mysterious processes by which we record, store, and recall our memories?

Contributors

Presenter:
Christopher Chataway
Producer:
Dick Gilling
Editor:
R. W. Reid

BBC Two England

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