Sublime

An example of the misguided use of suggestion concerns what many came to call the “memory wars,” which began noisily in the mid-1980s and reached a deafening crescendo in the mid-1990s. As therapists became more sensitive to the issue of childhood sexual abuse, a phenomenon that had historically and incorrectly been considered rare, the theory took

There is no knowledge without memory.

Studies suggest that our recollection of how we felt can greatly differ from the way an experience actually made us feel.

Starting with Plato's argument that the development of writing itself is a threat to individual memory, the idea that memory is in crisis has become the focus point of the centuries-long debate about memory. Ilowever,