memoration
Memoration refers to the act or process of remembering or commemorating events, individuals, or concepts, often with a sense of reverence or significance. The term blends elements of memory and commemoration, highlighting both the personal and collective dimensions of recalling the past. While memory is an individual cognitive function, memoration typically involves shared or public recognition, such as through ceremonies, monuments, or cultural practices.
Memoration can take various forms, including formal rituals like memorial services, informal traditions such as storytelling,
The distinction between memory and memoration lies in their scope and intent. Memory is subjective and personal,
Memoration also has psychological and social significance. Studies suggest that actively engaging in commemorative practices can
In contemporary contexts, memoration extends beyond traditional methods, incorporating digital platforms, virtual memorials, and social media