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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. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| I learned from a dream guide in my childhood that the most
important knowledge comes to us through anamnesis, which means
"remembering" the knowledge that belonged to us, on the level
of soul and spirit, before we came into this world. For an English translation of this
early eastern anamnesis as it was adapted by Loehe, see Schattauer,
"Reconstruction of Rite," 267; note there as well the account
of Loehe's shaping of the eucharistic action, pp. To grasp
the role of memory in this process of "repeating" his own
words, the Aristotelian distinction between mneme and anamnesis will
prove helpful. |
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