Post-Social framework
Memory Continuity
Continuity is the effective survival of understanding and the accurate transfer of meaning through time.
Storage can preserve a record. Memory continuity asks whether future people will still be able to find it, recognise it and understand what it meant.
The framework
01 · Definition
What Is Memory Continuity?
Read essay →02 · PeopleThe Human Archive
Read essay →03 · StructureThe Memory Pyramid
Read essay →04 · AccessThe Discovery Problem
Read essay →05 · ResponsibilityThe Assumption Problem
Read essay →06 · PerspectiveThe Perspective Principle
Read essay →07 · StorageThe Difference Between Storage and Continuity
Read essay →08 · SystemThe Key & Data Centre Model
Read essay →Preferred citation
Azmi, Hugh. “Memory Continuity.” Post-Social. Use the canonical page URL and the publication or modification date displayed on the relevant primary essay.
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