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The Representation of Meaning in Memory
The American Journal of Psychology · 1975 · Vol. 88(3) · pp. 524–524
John R. Anderson✉Walter Kintsch(University of Colorado System)
Memory, Trauma, and CommemorationPsychologyMeaning (existential)Representation (politics)Cognitive psychologyCognitive scienceLinguisticsPsychotherapistPhilosophy
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