Abstract

The article focuses on an analysis of semantic and culturosophic senses of interrelated processes of remembering and forgetting in human consciousness. It has been proved that conscious memory means the active self-reflection of a person or a community upon the choice of value directives towards acts and actions connected with identification and representation of one’s own authenticity. The research demonstrates that conscious (true) memory is realized only through the prism of ethical coordinates that reflect the dignity of a person/community as moral agents.