| anamnesis |
This Greek word, often rendered as memorable, commemoration or remembrance in English really gives expression to a Semitic concept for which a suitable English translation is difficult to find. Whereas the English words imply that the person or the deed commemorated is past and absent the word anamnesis suggests the exact opposite. It connotes an objective act, in and by which the person or event commemorated is actually made present and brought into the realm of the here and now.
출처: dlibrary.acu.edu.au/research/theology/theo305/glos...
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| anamnesis |
The transliteration of a Greek word for "remembering." Plato argued that we learn by remembering what we learned before coming to this world.
출처: jamesfaulconer.byu.edu/definitions.htm
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