The Aspect of Memory in Harold Pinters 'Old Times'

The exploration of memory's role in shaping personal identity is central to contemporary British fiction, particularly in Harold Pinter's play "Old Times." The paper examines how individual memories create a sense of biographical continuity, emphasizing the importance of episodic memory in connecting the past to one's self. It highlights the intricate relationship between memory and the past, showcasing how this theme resonates throughout modern literature. The analysis reflects on the broader implications of memory in understanding human experience and narrative.