This short article is based on the Young Scholar’s Panel at the Congress of the Societas Liturgica which was held in Durham in August 2019. In this article, the author reflects on the congress as a whole with some explorations into the role of algorithmic memory in society and how this pertains to anamnesis and liturgical memory.
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