collective memory

As designers, we all work from the same collective memory.

But the program has been burned into the country's collective memory.

So why have they all but vanished from our collective memory?

Maybe it was just a collective memory we should all try to forget.

Traditional knowledge is only the collective memory of where that leading edge has been.

"It becomes the collective memory of the community," he said.

Archives matter to everyone - they are our collective memory.

Our collective memory is already beginning to fade away, many of the participants believe.

Or is it more important for a society to concentrate on collective memory?

Thus, certain scenes do not rest in the collective memory of the next generation.

In the collective memory of the town, this date still plays an important role.

What lies beneath is the collective memory of an entire city.

Of the billions who have lived only a few remain in the collective memory.

The built environment is an essential feature of our collective memory.

One which is very hard to erase from the collective memories.

Not all scenes that were once collective memory are remembered as well today.

But this lesson itself seems to have fallen from our collective memory.

This fact has been engraved in our collective memory for 60 years.

We believe the Holocaust must have a permanent place in our nation's collective memory.

But sometimes in America, our collective memory is short.

It was a new experience in the male-female collective memory.

Only the best of any era survives in the collective memory.

I think it helps the audience identify with this collective memory.

Each year, the neighborhood's collective memory fades a little more.

Since the early 1980s, Schwartz has dedicated almost all his research to the problem of collective memory.