Is the enjoyment of music only an attempt to recapture memory and youth?
His first novel, L'Inde ou l'Amérique (1969; "India or America"), recaptures memories of a disillusioned and alienated childhood, as does the more elaborate La Fête des anciens (1971; "The Feast of the Ancients").
The poet Ka returns to a virtually unrecognisable Istanbul after 12 years as a political exile in Germany, and decides to travel to the remote city of Kars to try to recapture memories of the Turkey he once knew.
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All in all, a meal at Cesco's is like recapturing a memory of Italy, at a very reasonable price.
She got him on board for Easy Come Easy Go so that she could recapture a memory of him, the one that she says is among her most precious.
Two summers ago, they tried to recapture the memories by renting it from the new owner for two weeks.
She had been "walking around the stage, trying to recapture the memories," she said, adding, "I've had the time of my life here".
From time to time, we are spirited into a tale that Chow is writing, entitled "2046," which envisions a future where humans zip around on superfast trains, heading for a place where they can, allegedly, recapture their memories.
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