英語 での Collective memory の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Through discussions of embodiment and collective memory, I argue that Chernobyl has produced a sort of sixth sense or“awareness-plus” among those who share the experience of the disaster.”.
The transactive memory theory by philosophers Andy Clark and David Chalmers shows us that people working in duo's or groups build up a larger collective memory than do two individuals.
The mission is to identify and secure records from Web pioneers, companies, and other sources to preserve the Web's collective memory.
It brings together the various schools in the handling of the way of the sword, and daily reminds us of his heritage, the cradle of the bushido spirit and the Japanese collective memory.
Although the broadcast of the"support meeting" and the subsequent events on national television had been interrupted the previous day, Ceauşescu's senile reaction to the events had already become part of the country's collective memory.
We are blessed with a language, a system of communication, so powerful and so precise that we can share what we have learned with such precision that it can accumulate in the collective memory.
The commission, which officially launched in July, aims to identify the victims and reclaim collective memory around the invasion in the name of establishing truth nearly three decades later.
The original purpose of the film was to show people the horrors of Nazi Germany,"as a document, to serve our collective memory".
In its more poetic and desperate moments, nationalism promises that whoever dies for the nation will forever live in its collective memory.
Syn" is the common prefix of the words: synchronization, synonym and synthesize, representing the collective memory of sentiments and experiences that intertwines with non-linear layers of connection.
This narrative was doubtless influenced by the many press and TV reports on the ordeal of the“boat people” 2 and humanitarian issues in the refugee camps, which in turn have shaped the collective memory about the‘Indochinese refugees'.
Johnnie Walker blending tradition dates back to 1820 and I'm honoured to carry on the legacy and collective memory of our other past blenders to ensure that the same whisky enjoyed today can be enjoyed responsibly in 2049.'.
Johnnie Walker blending tradition dates back to 1820 and I'm honored to carry on the legacy and collective memory of our other past blenders to ensure that the same whisky enjoyed today can be enjoyed responsibly in 2049.".
Secondly, in the 1990s, after the end of the Cold War, US-led“globalization” increased in acceleration, and in such a situation arguments that deconstruct nationalism or the collective memory of a nation-state as a political unit seem to have been emerged as“dominion discourse.”.
This brief but furious exchange of car bombs between Arabs and Jews would enter the collective memory of their conflict, but would not be resumed on a large scale until Israel and its Phalangist(members of the Lebanese military organization Phalanges Libanaises) allies began to terrorize West Beirut with bombings in 1981: a provocation that would awaken a Shiite sleeping dragon.
A bold documentary essay that attempts to awaken various collective memories.
For the Vietnamese audience, the brick conjures up their collective memories.
The first viewpoint is information platform to deal with personal and collective memories in the communities.
In her recent work, the artist examines the traces of personal and collective memories as they are experienced across geographical boundaries.
More than the loss of individual memories, the people are all worried and deeply saddened by the possibility of losing their collective memories as a community.