In this online study, we examined whether autobiographical memories from adolescence and early adulthood are recollected more than memories from other lifetime periods.
If one simply recollected the earlier notes, one should experience a chord, not five notes spread out and related to one another in time.
The doctoral students recollected that early on, the sharing of proposals led to arguments about the ownership of ideas and about who could take advantage of some of the available quick-wins rather than discussions on how synergies could be optimised between the different studies.
We had talked a few days earlier, and the former President recollected that Graham's long-ago stand on race had occurred at a moment when young Clinton, a Southern Baptist, was questioning his own faith.
Senior students recollected this feeling from their earlier years.
Brassaï recollected Dora Maar in these early days in her long white coat, a true professional already, stalking about her subject as a huntress around her prey as she searched for the most telling detail.
As in the Meno, Plato concluded that such knowledge is "recollected" by the soul from an earlier existence.
As in the Meno, discussed above, Plato concludes that such knowledge is "recollected" by the soul from an earlier existence.
The joys of "Decline and Fall," as of the early stories and the barbarous deadpan of the letters, are those of drunkenness recollected in sobriety, even the perpetration of serious crimes seems to be leavened, if not pardoned, by the punctiliousness of the prose.
A year later, Eddy recollected his experiences to J. Quinn Thornton, who, also using Reed's memories of his experiences, wrote the earliest comprehensive documentation of the episode.
Desolation recollected in tranquillity.
