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Using the fields of memory studies and digital humanities, this article argues that there has been a shift from more collective and social memory to more personalised and individual memory. This shift, it is argued here, can be conceptualised through the psychoanalytic concept of psychosis’. While the causes of the changes in our patterns of memory have been located in capitalist and neoliber…