The False Memory Syndrome Movement as an Evidence Replacement Mechanism
Investigation into the mid-1990s counter-movement that, while initially addressing concerns over suggestive therapy, often engaged in its own form of narrative erasure (ERA).
This topic applies the LHS framework to evaluate how the movement against recovered memories functioned as an ERA (Evidence Replacement Awareness) paradox.
By denying the existence of systemic trauma memories, the movement performed its own version of the Liar's-Heir-Syndrome by inheriting and propagating a 'blank slate' doctrine that ignored objective traumatic evidence.
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