| anamnesis | 1. <psychology> A recollection. 2. A medical or psychiatric patient history, as opposed to catamnesis (follow up). 3. <immunology> Immunologic memory. Origin: Gr. Anamnesis = a recalling (18 Nov 1997) |
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medical history: the case history of a medical patient as recalled by the patient remembrance: the ability to recall past occurrences
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(Greek) [from ana back again + mimnesco remember] Recollection; used by Plato in his theory of knowledge. He taught that the human elements of consciousness sprang from seeds of inherent knowledge in the soul, present in the mind as the result of past experiences of the egoic center or reincarnating ego. Thus the acquisition of knowledge is a process of reminiscence or recollection of former experiences.
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The act of remembering in the sense of re-enacting; ritualized remembrance.
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a recalling to mind; reminiscence; in Plato, the recollection of ideas known in a previous stage of existence
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