Despite his Hall of Fame career, Terry's memories of his playing days have been irretrievably lost to amnesia.
He barely survived and ended up with partial amnesia.
Officially called gluteal amnesia, doctors have seen a rise in the numbers of people who are desk bound for so long that their behinds essentially falls asleep.
The legacy of a celebrated neuroscientist is contested 7 August 87 In 1953, Patient HM had experimental brain surgery that left him with striking amnesia.
It was a minor obsession of the father of psychotherapy, Sigmund Freud, who coined the phrase 'infant amnesia' over 100 years ago.
Other art-house offerings that I have missed but may be worthy of mentioning include: Wang Xiaoshuai's Red Amnesia, a revisit to the "cultural revolution" (1966-76), Li Ruijun's River Road, Tibetan filmmaker Pema Tseden's Tharlo, and the work of a possible whiz kid, 26-year-old Bi Gai's Kaili Blues, which won several cineaste-circle awards.
The researchers talk of "attentional saturation" and "inattentional amnesia", but I think it is simpler than that.
Executive amnesia is a form of authoritarian terrorism that must be fought.
" The decidedly lowbrow dramas — with names like "Bad Housewife" and "Red Bean Bread" — have, in fact, become something of a cultural Trojan horse, sneaking visions of the bustling South into the tightly controlled, impoverished North alongside the usual sudsy fare of betrayals, bouts of ill-timed amnesia and, at least once, a love affair with an alien.
Released during the last days of the "cultural revolution" (1966-76), Lu finally returns home only to find that his beloved wife has amnesia and is unable to recognize him.
