Les « déportés » de la Creuse : le dévoilement d’une histoire oubliée by Valérie Magdelaine-Andrianjafitrimo

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National Allegory in Teju Cole’s Open City by Derek F. DiMatteo

“…Within the palimpsests of history scattered materially throughout Manhattan (and within the repressed memories of society and the individual) resides the location of national allegory in Open City.…”
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Gammes de mémoire by Dominique Viart

“…As for the modalities, we will distinguish, with the help of contemporary literary examples, acquired memories (personal memories, literary “memories”), learned memories (“duty of memory”), transmitted memories (the embodied story, with its oral and physical emotions), omitted memories (silenced or repressed memories), conquered memories ("memory work", memory inquiries, investigations and research), to which are added disturbances of two orders: spectral memory (phenomena of involuntary memory superimposition), impaired memory (by amnesia or neurological pathologies such as Alzheimer's disease). …”
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The recovery and retraction of memories of abuse: a scoping review by Henry Otgaar, Henry Otgaar, Ivan Mangiulli, Ivan Mangiulli, Chunlin Li, Chunlin Li, Marko Jelicic, Peter Muris

“…That is, retractors noted that therapists frequently believed that they harboured unconscious repressed memories of abuse which had to be recovered during therapy. …”
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As Long as There Were Any Roads to Amnesia and Anaesthesia Still to be Explored: Contemporary Artistic Reflections on the Intertwined Memories of British Imperial History, Trees an... by Laura Ouillon

“…Drawing from memory studies, postcolonial studies and ecocritical art history, the article probes the intertwining of the repressed memories of British imperial environmental history, trees and place in these two artworks which both stage collective mnemonic experiences articulating Britons’ conflicted relationships with their own past.…”
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Psychosomatics in Isolation: the Body as an Archive of Trauma and a Social Indicator by Andrey A. Kupriyanov, Artem V. Yakushev, Irina Y. Shcherbinina, Alexandra A. Kutovaya, Nikita A. Shirokov, Elizaveta V. Ermolaeva

“…This is supported by analysis of the game character Harry Du Bois (“Disco Elysium”), whose physical symptoms reflect repressed memories, and the case of Tsukiko Sagi, whose migraines serve as metaphors for unexpressed emotions. …”
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