For younger Germans, war in Europe is no longer a palpable memory or a tangible fear.
It has both the editorial concision of the British summary and the tangible memory aspect of the "West Wing" opener (only, instead of giving us Josh's memories, it gives us our memories of earlier television moments).
A thematic companion piece to Lars von Trier's Melancholia, this eerily affecting oddity posits a world in which mankind's senses are slowly shutting down, with the initial loss of smell provoking outpourings of Proustian grief as tangible memory evaporates like perfume on the breeze.
One tangible memory shoots up: the outhouse when we reached Russell Pond, described as "the most remote campground in Baxter State Park," 8 miles north of Mt. Katahdin, a 7.6-mile hike from our Roaring Brook campsite.
The paintings combine the "imagined landscape of childhood" with tangible memories, mingling to a furious retelling of the past.
Even for Gruden, who describes himself as "not a deep guy," memories nearly two years old suddenly seem tangible, memories of his greatest night as a head coach, Jan . 26 , 2003when his Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the Oakland Raiders in Super Bowl XXXVII.
Erica maintains – through her own experience as the mother of a baby who died soon after birth, as well as 20 years of helping other parents – that tangible memories are important.
They were tangible memories, everyday talismans, found objects imbued with intimacy.
Whereas The Key In The Hand linked people's living, tangible memories, Infinity Lines highlights the unknown memories that live in found objects.
As Christine wrestles with the philosophical conundrums of her situation, I found myself recalling the final act from Steven Spielberg's much maligned sci-fi film A.I., in which a mother and child can only be reunited by the obliteration of a terrible past and the absence of a tangible future; a memory made real, for one day only.
