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anamnesis

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anamnesis [‚an·əm′nē·səs]
(medicine)
Information gained from the patient and others regarding the patient's medical history.
(psychology)
The faculty of memory.
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They stress that the anamnesis of the demarcation of that border is very extensive and that Macedonia has been trying very hard in its bilateral relations with Serbia to give priority to this issue and table it for a whole decade since Yugoslavia's breakup.
Nova Makedonija: political explosion with short fuse by Georgievski, Saso / INFOMAC Daily News Service
While commentating for the BBC on Pope John Paul II's funeral in 2005, he was asked by Huw Edwards to describe the anamnesis - the memorial character of the Eucharist.
Called from the Kop to serve God; The son of two Crosby school ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Hunsinger follows the contemporary trend of retrieving a more robust theology of memorial or anamnesis.
Liturgy & reunion: what ecumenism can learn at the altar by Baldovin, John F. / Commonweal
 
 
 
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