Duro, P. (2012). "A Disturbance of Memory": Travel, Recollection, and the Experience of Place.

A Disturbance of Memory
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Disturbance of Memory
Some peoples' dreams come true and are a reality when they first visit new places in the world. Just like Johann Goethe's dreams of his entire youthful life came to life when he first traveled to Rome, Italy. In his opinion, It further confirmed his earlier expectations of seeing, hearing as well as feeling. He gained experience and memory at Rome in a way that suggests the inextricable connection between subjectivity and mind (Duro, 2012). The stabilization persistence of a place comes with experiences that contribute powerfully to our memorability. Similarly, it is not possible to separate experience from recollection and to render a real event already in memory. That frames the way people experience a sense of place. Freud, in his opinion, gave his paper a title "disturbance of memory" as he did not doubt his deliberations about self-division and loss...