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  1. Fragments, as I Remember

    Fragments, as I remember is a site-specific installation combining the following three memory cells: photographic images of dioramas derived from my memories; a film projection; and a sculpture composed of butterflies and a visual diary. The accompanying thesis support paper is written as both a …

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  2. Using Space to Remember Time

    … spontaneously activate the mental timeline when remembering the order of events, the mental timeline is slow to develop, and little is known about the interaction between the development of the mental timeline and temporal memory development. Here we show that the development of a mental timeline …

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  3. When This You See, Remember Me

    … into the ways in which soldiers sought to remember each other and their own experiences while also adding to the human conversation on mortality.

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  4. Touch taste hear smell see remember : District Six

    My interest lies in the evocation of emotion through the sensory experience of architecture. I believe this is linked to issues of memory and spirituality, both dealing with an essence of other - a sense of presence or life that makes one aware that one is not alone in that space but is rather …

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  5. Talking the talk: New Zealanders remember the Vietnam War

    … and explain what some of these New Zealander remember about the Vietnam War, why they remember it this way, and what the factors are which may have influenced this. Oral testimony has been chosen as the main form of evidence. The thesis is divided into a detailed discussion of the methodology …

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  6. Don't forget to remember: motivation and environmental cues affect prospective memory performance

    Prospective memory (PM) refers to remembering to fulfill previously formed intentions. While some intentions are self-interested, others are prosocial, and both are influenced by motivational forces. This study examined these relationships using a monetary incentive to moderate motivation, and …

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  7. 'The Tourist Soldier': Veterans Remember the American Occupation of Germany, 1950-1955

    … to provide an understanding of how Americans remember the German postwar decade. American veterans remembered this period, and their encounters with local Germans, as a positive experience. These positive memories were mediated by 1950s Cold War rhetoric and propaganda and were subsequently …

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  8. 'Remember me': Domestic textiles in Britain, 1790-1890: Memory, identity and emotion

    … stitched the self-memorialising command ‘Remember Me’ into their domestic needlework production. The thesis ‘“Remember Me”. Domestic Textiles in Britain 1790–1890: Memory, Identity and Emotion’ presents items of domestic needlework as objects of selfhood, akin to life writing. These …

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  9. How to remember thee?: problems of memorialization in english writing, 1558-1625

    This dissertation focuses on the use of funeral commemoration in religious and political controversies in early modern England. By examining the rhetoric used in funeral sermons and elegies, I show that commemorative writers use figural interpretation of the Bible to legitimize praise by linking …

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  10. Do respiratory epithelial cells ‘remember’ early life microbial exposure through epigenetic changes?

    The adaptive immune system was considered to be the sole arm of immunity that can form a memory of past infections. In recent years this paradigm has been contested, following discoveries that many innate immune cells display lasting changes in their responses to challenges as a consequence of …

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  11. 14 ways to remember Nzira gumi nena dzekuyeuka : exploring and preserving memories

    My project is one of memorialisation, expressed as a creative process. A core theme throughout my work concerns the notions of absence and presence, as the project is founded on a personal loss and inspired by a desire to sustain the memories of my late brother. My investigation involves the …

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  12. ‘Memento Mori’… Remember You Will Die: Memorializing the Dead in the Digital Age

    The purpose of this study is to investigate contemporary memorialization techniques involving both material and digital objects and chart the ephemera of hauntological perpetuity that drive modern-day memorialization choices and practices. Situating these modern-day techniques within the lineage of …

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  13. Sleeping to Remember: Spontaneous Retrieval of Prospective Memories Across Sleep and Wake Delays

    … the effect of retention interval on later remembering. In the current study, participants had to remember to perform an intended action: press Q in response to a target cue) after a short delay: approximately 20 min), a 12-hr sleep delay, or a 12-hr wake delay. The results demonstrated a …

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  14. Checking recognition: do you remember and do you know in talk-in-interaction

    … I analyze recognition checks with (do you) remember (Chapter 3), (do) you know (Chapter 4) in American English and German everyday conversation, and in English classroom interaction, specifically, in teacher talk (Chapter 5). Independent of their sequential position or their position within …

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  15. Remember García : an analysis of the life, legacy, and leadership of Dr. Héctor P. García.

    The present research paper examines the historical figure of Dr. Héctor P. García. I begin by examining the history of the Alamo from an unpopular perspective, the Mexican side. By explaining the lesser-known history of the Alamo, I analyze García's similar situation. I, therefore, follow my …

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  16. Come to Your Senses, Remember Belongings: A Pedagogy of Making, Memory and the Haptics of Home

    The relationships of memory to place, and of place to body, assert haptic memory and sensory knowing in this art practice research. Beginning with evocative objects a wardrobe, a pair of shoes, a dress this dissertation traces a circuitous material journey to a sensual biography of place. It …

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