Sentence examples similar to sociological memory from inspiring English sources

(Throughout the novel, Grass uses the leitmotif of how she smelled, not unpleasantly, of "slightly rancid butter"; a reminder, a link back, a sociological memory-trace).

The structure of the node processing system is algorithmic but uniquely embodies preferred or weighted pathway choices, based on physiological needs, sociological needs, associative memory encapsulation and many other features.

He has the memories of what he called a "sociological phenomenon" that gave people "an excuse to have the conversation about race in America".

Peter Kemp in the Sunday Times was laudatory: "The book, for all its allusions to the mistiness of memory, is a masterpiece of stylistic, emotional, psychological and sociological exactness... it adroitly modulates between humour and tragedy, ruefulness and celebration, intellectual keenness and elegiac depths of feeling... Frayn has never written with more searching brilliance".

Major sociological change?

That's sociological talk.

There are sociological explanations.

His interest was sociological.

Another reason is sociological.

A sociological minefield.

Social repair requires sociological thinking.