Preface. 1. Orienting Attitudes Part 1: Theory 2. A Propositional Theory for the Representation of Meaning in Knowledge and Memory 3. On the Adequacy of Propositional Text Bases for the Representation of Meaning 4. A Process Model for Episodic Memory: The Encoding and Retrieval of Experiences Part 2: Experimental Investigations 5. On the Abstract Nature of the Memory Representations for Texts (with D. Monk) 6. The Psychological Reality of Text Bases I: Reading Rate and Comprehension (with J.M. Keenan) 7. The Psychological Reality of Text Bases II: Sentence Memory 8. Memory for Information Inferred During Reading 9. Memory Search I: Paragraph Memory and the Retrieval of Information 10. Memory Search II: The Use of Knowledge in the Verification of Statements 11. Lexical Decomposition: Compression and Memory 12. Interim Conclusions. References. Author Index. Subject Index.
Biography
Walter Kintsch
