Narrative medicine - its practice and scholarship - is necessarily concerned with issues of trauma, body, memory, voice, and intersubjectivity.
The Pearl has a camera, media player, MP3/video, microSD card slot for extra memory, voice dialing and GPS ready map.
By threatening to make extravagant phone bills a distant memory, voice-over-Internet Protocol technology, also known as VoIP, has become the most ominous cloud hanging over the future of traditional phone companies.
Voice actress Mary Elizabeth McGlynn provided vocals for four musical pieces included in the game and co-directed Shattered Memories voice acting, and musician Joe Romersa wrote lyrics for three of the pieces.
Or what can happen if knowledge, or action, or memory, or voice, are incapable of being easily tamed by narrative.
As he relives the memory, his voice rises in indignation, and several customers look up from their drinks.
Language, memory and voice are Mr. Hannah's real heroes, even in stories that incomprehensibly blaze with cockeyed history (like the weird Civil War tales "Dragged Fighting From His Tomb" and "Knowing He Was Not My Kind Yet I Followed"), screwy epiphanies and Three Stooges slapstick.
Almost every bad case of shell-shock which he has observed in the war years has, he says, been marked by some dissociation of power or powers from the mind, which may take the form of loss of memory, of voice, of walking, or of hearing.
The MEV41 is a full-screen player while the tiny U103 with 1GB memory and voice recording.
Aside from his poor eyesight, he was reportedly in good health, with visitors remarking on his memory and voice.
Instead of grieving that he would most likely never go back to school, marry, have children, work to support himself, or live on his own, I only grieved the losses right in front of us--his right hand didn't work well, and his short-term memory and voice were gone which made communication difficult.
