How do we remember and why do we forget? What neurobiological processes are activated in this context, and what role does the social framework play in remembering? How do we deal with the memories that others share with us? The authors explore these and other questions related to the themes of remembering and forgetting, examining them from the perspectives of neuroscience, psychology, neurophilosophy, oral history, and psychoanalysis. Contributions from Agnès Arp, Marie Busch, Sascha Benjamin Fink, Hariet Kirschner, Christine Kuller, Carsta Langner, Hans J. Markowitsch, Ilka Quindeau, Sabine Schmolinsky, Angelica Staniloiu, Bernhard Strauss, Alexander von Plato, and Grit Wesser.