Sentence examples for problem of memory from inspiring English sources

And in the broad view, there's that problem of memory that Dr. Alkire wrote about.

That reflection leads naturally to the second, the problem of memory and forgetting.

But ignoring the problem of memory doesn't make it go away, and omitting experiences that don't fit a certain narrative pattern doesn't mean they didn't happen.

Backward as it must necessarily look, this anthology has a pleasingly flow-like feel, taking us from high cultural assaults on the problem of memory in art to excerpts on or about childhood memory.

Even if you set aside the question of what portion of being human is somatic — of how much our identity derives from the tactile and sensory and emotional consequences of being embodied in flesh, rather than in Row D of a server farm — you can't dispense with the problem of memory.

The problem of anticipation cannot be decoupled from the problem of memory.

He even painted a portrait of a philosopher: Aristotle Contemplating the Bust of Homer (1653), in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, makes explicit the problems of memory, history, and selfhood that haunt every Rembrandt portrait.

The problems of memory (65.82%), constipation (64.56%) and nocturia (61.39%) were the most frequent complaints.

For an introductory article and bibliographical references, see Tom Senor's article "Epistemological Problems of Memory" in this encylopedia, linked at the end of this article.

The field of the KM aims to answer the problems of memory within companies by proposing methodologies to formalise know-how during the different steps of production.

The debate has been pursued primarily in epistemological contexts, in which arguments from the parallel debate about perception play an important role (Shoemaker 1967; Dancy 1985, chapter 12; Audi 1998, chapter 2; and see the entries on epistemological problems of memory and epistemological problems of perception).