Sentence examples for the question of memory from inspiring English sources

The fate of the ruins is intimately related to the question of memory.

In fact Yizhar wrote Khirbet Khizeh in 1948, long before the question of memory could even have arisen.

What's strange about both movies, too, is that neither actually reveals any interest, on the part of the filmmakers, in the question of memory itself — of how history is transmitted, of how events are remembered, of how history and memory are connected and how they differ.

We shall return to the question of memory below.

"But it is true that the question of memory is a problem," he adds.

Levinas does not solve the question of memory and repetition in cognitive terms.

The question of memory-formation in the face of constant digital reinforcement will be interesting to explore in future generations, and Baby will be a good guinea pig for this.

In particular, the issue of how the content of memory representations is determined is barely mentioned: and the question of how memory traces could provide the right causal connections between past and present if they are not static and permanent inner items is postponed to section 3. Again, the key question here is whether memory does involve representation of the past.

In roughly the same time frame, from the mid-1980's into the 90's, the fields of psychiatry and law were convulsed by the question of "repressed memory," of adults charging that they had recovered long-suppressed memories of being abused as children.

The question of presenting memory and history isn't one of responsibility and thoroughness, of supposed factual objectivity in lieu of emotional experience.

I leave Mr. Friedrich's motives, the question of German memory and the justification for the Allied attacks on German civilians for others to decide.