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Title: memento
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Sometimes he uses a professional, but at all times he must run a bizarre race against the clock, and against the processes of forgetting. Both the polaroids, and his own body are kept as a reminder, or souvenir of a person, or of an event. Each object - his body or his polaroids - in its own way is a Memento... Showed first 250 characters
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These multiple Mementos then constitute his memory. In fact Leonard, paradoxically, no longer has to remember, because these Mementos carry the burden of his memory.
What then do we mean when we speak of memory? In his essay "Memory and Forgetting" Paul Ricoeur writes, "To reflect upon the ethics of memory is not in the first instance an action, but a kind of knowledge like perception, imagination, and understanding... Showed next 250 characters
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