Doctrine of Recollection

an·am·ne·sis (

m-n

n. pl. an·am·ne·ses (-s

1. Psychology A recalling to memory; recollection.

2. Medicine The complete history recalled and recounted by a patient.

[Greek anamnsis, from anamimnskein, anamn-, to remind : ana-, ana- + mimnskein, to recall; see men-¹ in Indo-European roots.]

anam·nestic (-n

k) adj.

anam·nesti·cal·ly adv.

anamnesis [ˌænæmˈniːsɪs]

n pl -ses [-siːz]

1. (Medicine) the ability to recall past events; recollection

2. (Medicine) the case history of a patient

[via New Latin from Greek, from anamimnēskein to recall, from mimnēskein to call to mind]

anamnesis

1. a reminiscence.
2. (cap.) the section of Christian liturgies rehearsing the sacriflee of Christ and ending “Do this in remembrance of me.” — anamnestic, adj.

See also: Memory

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Noun	1.	anamnesis - the case history of a medical patient as recalled by the patient medical history, medical record case history - detailed record of the background of a person or group under study or treatment family history - part of a patient's medical history in which questions are asked in an attempt to find out whether the patient has hereditary tendencies toward particular diseases
	2.	anamnesis - the ability to recall past occurrences recollection, remembrance retentiveness, retentivity, retention, memory - the power of retaining and recalling past experience; "he had a good memory when he was younger"

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anamnestic case history family history medical history medical record memory recollection remembrance retention retentiveness retentivity	In reply, Socrates introduces the doctrine of recollection to explain how it is that someone can identify the object of the definitional search, yet not already know what that object is: the "learner" has been exposed to the object of his search in a previous existence, but does not now remember it well enough to call it to mind without the aid of a dialectical reminder. Socrates' practical reply to the learner's paradox in the Meno by Hinderer, Drew E. / Michigan Academician 80e) Socrates invokes the doctrine of recollection in order to resolve the paradox. Recollection, Zakhor, Anamnesis: On Ira Stone's Reading ... by Kavka, Martin / Cross Currents	Doctorally doctorate Doctoress doctorfish doctorial doctoring Doctorly Doctorow Doctors Doctors' Commons Doctorship doctorspeak Doctress Doctrinable doctrinaire doctrinal doctrinal template Doctrinally Doctrinarian doctrinarianism doctrine doctrine of analogy Doctrine of atoms Doctrine of definite proportions doctrine of descent Doctrine of Recollection Doctrine of the sphere doctrinism docu-soap docudrama document document reader documentable Documental documentalist documentarian documentary documentary credit documentary evidence documentary film documentation documented documents docusoap docutainment DOD DOD civilian DOD support to counterdrug operations Dodd Doddart Dodded	Doctrine and Covenants Doctrine and Literature Management Office Doctrine and Pastoral Practices Doctrine and Tactics Training Plan Doctrine Coordination Office Doctrine in Christianity Trinity Doctrine in Christianity Trinity Doctrine Networked Education and Training doctrine of analogy Doctrine of atoms Doctrine of Creation Doctrine of Creation Doctrine of Creation Doctrine of definite proportions doctrine of descent Doctrine of Emanation Doctrine of Equality of States Doctrine of God Lecture Outline Doctrine of last clear chance Doctrine of Nullification Doctrine of Nullification Doctrine of Nullification Doctrine of Popular Sovereignty Doctrine of Popular Sovereignty Doctrine of precedence Doctrine of precedence Doctrine of precedent Doctrine of precedent Doctrine of preexistence Doctrine of privity Doctrine of Recollection Doctrine of res judicata Doctrine of res judicata Doctrine of res judicata Doctrine of res judicata Doctrine of res judicata Doctrine of signatures Doctrine of signatures Doctrine of sovereign immunity Doctrine of sovereign immunity Doctrine of sovereign immunity Doctrine of tenure Doctrine of tenure Doctrine of the affections Doctrine of the Atonement Doctrine of the Atonement Doctrine of the Atonement Doctrine of the Mean Doctrine of the sphere Doctrine of the Trinity Doctrine of the Trinity Doctrine Organization Training Doctrine Query Language doctrine sponsor Doctrine Training Team Doctrine, Operational, Training, Leader and Material Doctrine, Organization, Tactics, Materiel, and Logistics Doctrine, Organization, Training, Equipment, and Structure Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership, & Personnel Doctrine, Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures Doctrine, Training, Leader Development, Organizations, and Materiel

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In reply, Socrates introduces the doctrine of recollection to explain how it is that someone can identify the object of the definitional search, yet not already know what that object is: the "learner" has been exposed to the object of his search in a previous existence, but does not now remember it well enough to call it to mind without the aid of a dialectical reminder.

Socrates' practical reply to the learner's paradox in the Meno by Hinderer, Drew E. / Michigan Academician

80e) Socrates invokes the doctrine of recollection in order to resolve the paradox.

Recollection, Zakhor, Anamnesis: On Ira Stone's Reading ... by Kavka, Martin / Cross Currents

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Doctrine and Pastoral Practices
Doctrine and Tactics Training Plan
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Doctrine of Creation
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Doctrine of Emanation
Doctrine of Equality of States
Doctrine of God Lecture Outline
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Doctrine of Nullification
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Doctrine of Nullification
Doctrine of Popular Sovereignty
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Doctrine, Organization, Tactics, Materiel, and Logistics
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Doctrine, Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures
Doctrine, Training, Leader Development, Organizations, and Materiel

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