Observed arrival · 2026-08-25
Interference: a catalogue of competing memories
An independent publication examines how competing memory traces disrupt recall through three cited essays and reconstructed experimental figures.
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The publication uses a “plate” format: each entry combines a long-form account of an experiment with a schematic reconstruction of its reported result. The visible catalogue covers three forms of interference and names both the original studies and later challenges, including the replication disagreement surrounding retrieval-induced forgetting. Figures are explicitly marked as illustrative rather than original artwork, with one caption noting that its axis values are not the source values.
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