Sentence examples for experience of memory from inspiring English sources

To treat memory as an object to be studied presupposes that one is already acquainted with an experience of memory.

Of course, the claim is not that subjective experience of memory has veridical superiority over an objective description of memory, per se.

The two experiments provided a fairly exact replication of an earlier experiment (Behaviour Research and Therapy 41 (2003) 167 178), indicating a relation between dissociation and memory disturbances that appeared to be confined to the subjective experience of memory.

Hartshorne's response is that God feels how we feel without feeling as we feel, similar to the way in which persons can vividly remember emotions they once experienced without actually having those emotions as their own in the present experience of memory (Hartshorne 1984b, 199; Viney 2001).

For his latest work, The Space Beyond Me, von Bismarck attempts to recreate the experience of memory using film footage.

The highly personal experience of memory is the main subject matter in I Long to be Free from Longing.

Private trees are an important element in the social relations of urban landscapes, contributing intensely personal and highly textured experiences of memory, place and emotion.

At the same time, the study was designed to understand better subjective experiences of memory loss, and not to identify correlations between diagnoses, articulated experiences of memory loss, and socio-demographic descriptors.

This pilot study employed a cross-sectional descriptive-exploratory design based on the tenets of grounded theory in order to explore how people with Alzheimer's and Huntington's disease reflected on their experiences of memory loss.

Herz says that because of the way our smell system functions neurologically, "When you smell the thing that brings back the memory, your experience of the memory is much more emotionally involved".

Nolan's work explores existential, ethical and epistemological themes such as subjective experience, distortion of memory, human morality, the nature of time, and construction of personal identity.