and mine is up if anyone's interested in pre-print version via johnsutton.net/book-chapters/

Lovely new volume from Marco Bernini & Ben Alderson-Day's 'Threshold Worlds' project. In permeable and immersive dreams, what narrative genres sculpt dream experiences and reports? My chapter shifts from my own survey response to plasticity and anachronism in the sciences and history of dreams.

@memoryplace.bsky.social we’re hosting Tia Neha from Aotearoa New Zealand, sharing her striking research in developmental psychology of autobiographical memory, and for powerful discussions on ‘Ethical Memory: a kaupapa Māori philosophical backfill’, and on multiculturalism and indigenous community

@memoryplace.bsky.social hosted Sarah Gensburger, sociologist of memory extraordinaire from Sciences Po - from our amazing Advisory Board - for two intensive workshops with our new PhDs, brilliant fun – and, wandering Stirling Uni's twisty corridors, we found these strange apt memory cushions!

Notably, coaching input often correlated with immediate performance gains 📈:

To remedy this, we developed a microethnographic study. We closely studied🔎coach-athlete interactions at live combat sports events.This gave us insight into how performance changed over rounds as a consequence of specific coaching prompts👋and advice 🗯️

Yes to Orpheus and Eurydice glorious movement, aching power, vast sound, yay for Patrick Nolan and Opera Queensland/ Circa!!! www.eif.co.uk/events/orphe...

Fiona Macpherson and Neil McDonnell in full flight today at the extraordinary 20th anniversary gig of Glasgow's Centre for the Study of Perceptual Experience: rich mix of philosophy, cog science, the senses, illusions, XR, and great folk, what a history, what achievements, onwards!