This collection is at once courageous with an edifying potential in welding together conceptual debates across such domains as the senses, memory-making and materiality. Traversing across different parts of the world and through a range of places and spaces, the contributors together convey a fascinating and poignant set of arguments that will appeal to readers with wide-ranging curiosities.

Prof. Dr. Kelvin E. Y. Low

Head, Department of Sociology and Anthropology

National University of Singapore, Singapore

Memory Studies meet Sensory Studies in this scintillating compendium of research into the materiality, mixity, creativity, affectivity and atrocity of the ephemeral. “The Senses and Memory” is a capital contribution to sensuous scholarship by virtue of the way the contributors revive memories and memorialize sense-experience. Alexander Scriabin, no less than Marcel Proust, would have been thoroughly impressed by this book.

Dr. David Howes

Distinguished Research Professor, Anthropology

Founding Director, Centre for Sensory Studies

Concordia University, Montreal/Tio'tia:ke

Author of "Sensorial Investigations: The Senses in Anthropology, Psychology, and Law"