A 2009 book by Paul Connerton argues that modernit
A 2009 book by Paul Connerton argues that modernity has encouraged this process through the speedy transformation of human environments. Ernest Renan's essay "What Is a Nation?" posits that at a collective scale, this process is necessary for the creation of a nation. A 1975 study of deep-sea divers supported the idea that this process is cue-dependent. According to one of the two major theories of this process, it is due to proactive or retroactive interference. A popular theory of this process proposes that it is caused by the decay of traces over time. A graphical representation of this process is based on an informal experiment involving consonant-vowel-consonant nonsense syllables; that curve was developed by Hermann Ebbinghaus. For 10 points, name this process in which memories are lost.
A 2009 book by Paul Connerton argues that modernity has encouraged this process through the speedy transformation of human environments.