Memory of Loss is a theoretical construct within environmental memory that specifically denotes the collective recollection of ecological degradation or biodiversity decline, distinguished by its focus on the cognitive and affective representation of what has been lost in natural systems.
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Processes of memory loss, recovery, and distortion.
W. K. Estes · Psychological Review · 1997 · 147 citations
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