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recovered memory

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re·cov·ered memory (r-kvrd)
n.
A memory that has been restored from the unconscious to the conscious mind, especially one of a traumatic childhood event.

recovered memory
False memory, see there


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But, after reviewing the case, Lord Justice Thomas, sitting with Mr Justice Flaux and Mr Justice Maddison, said: "We cannot accept that there is credible evidence that the recovered memory is genuine.
Pope takes an extreme position in saying there's no such thing as recovered memory and I'm stunned that a scientist would be such an extremist.
The second is her historical analysis of why it is that such a recovered memory discourse would be possible in the 1990's, an analysis that is essential for an understanding of why certain films were made at certain times.
 
 
 
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