disremember

"Well, lady, I disremember. I will not impose upon you.

It's unclear how the children died, but given our fresh grief, it was hard to disremember the shooting deaths of Michael Brown Jr.

With all the faculties of my mind still intact, I simply cannot disremember that moment, when a door, by the amazing grace of God, opened wide, allowing me to hear Nanay affirm her love for me once more!

"Arriving by helicopter at the picturesque, small outpost of Nepali governance far west of Kathmandu, a village the name of which I disremember in a green, cultivated valley, we caused quite a local stir.

and so your rose bush is not-- not here to invoke or provoke, not here to dismember the mind, no false hope, a bloom in reverse, just another way to say I disremember you.

It reveals that the state-corporate nexus sought to disremember Bhopal by deliberately manipulating the factual context of the ongoing disasters, while the media discourse on Bhopal remained largely within the limits set by state and corporate interests.

Part of Nathan's process of self-healing is to disremember his war experience, "Slowly and deliberately, he amputated memories," but impossibly so as his body's response to everyday stimulus is now intimately connected with war.

(11) The central factors in the reassertion of invective and unorthodox satire in American media appear to have been the diminution of fear and the rapid fragmentation of the cultural ethos of unity After erasing the evidence of the attacks in the popular media, and in the absence of further attacks, the American public again worked actively to forget, or to 'disremember,' (12) the devastating fear and fundamental instability they felt immediately after the attacks.

The literary method of 'rememory' is best known for its use in Toni Morrison's masterpiece, Beloved, where instead of using the words "remember" and "forget," Sethe's, the protagonist of the novel, uses the term "rememory" and "disremember," Morrison presents Sethe's turbulent inner life through a process both Morrison and Sethe herself call "rememory," a kind of psychic haunting in which the specifics of a traumatic incident are told and retold, even as the teller tries to block their full emergence into the conscious mind....

It provides the means for the user to apply passwords and disremember them.

I disremember where it was exactly, but the site was a district headquarters under a governor appointed from Kathmandu.