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Contrapuntal musical form based on a subject that recurs in imitation.

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        Dissociative disorder in which a person forgets who they are and leaves home to creates a new life; during the fugue there is no memory of the former life; after recovering there is no memory for events during the dissociative state.

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              Examples for "psychogenic fugue"
              Examples for "psychogenic fugue"
              1
              A psychogenic fugue state.
              Fight Club
              Usage of fugue in anglès
              1
              A nightmare certainly: a facsimile, perhaps, of something from a heroin fugue.
              Complete Books of Blood
              2
              One strange moment seemed to almost shock him out of his fugue.
              Orb Sceptre Throne
              3
              I had thought that cryogenic fugue was dreamless, but I was wrong.
              The Hyperion Cantos
              4
              Contributor Keith Chapin concludes his look at the development of the fugue.
              Radio NZ
              5
              Scratch A fugue-inmusic is a powerful morsel which costs a lot.
              The Follies of Love
              6
              She began sleeping in a bubble of zero-g on the fugue deck.
              The Hyperion Cantos
              7
              To you, your counterpoint, your fugue, the infallible, unquestionable sequence of one-two-three.
              The Genius
              8
              Well, look at Verdi, who has studied fugue for two short years.
              The World's Great Men of Music: Story-Lives of Master Musicians
              9
              Double counterpoint, imitation, fugue, or at least fughetta-thesehe returned to later.
              Haydn
              10
              One of the most horrifying mind-sets is something we call 'specialist fugue state'.
              Futures 1
              11
              A more modern poet in affectionate remembrance thus sings the fugue:-
              Sabbath in Puritan New England
              12
              I understood at that second why interstellar voyagers always opted for cryogenic fugue.
              The Hyperion Cantos
              13
              It seemed to have descended into a fugue, a dream state.
              Zero Point
              14
              The doctors all say that Rachel could not survive cryogenic fugue.
              The Hyperion Cantos
              15
              Above all do not hurry in fugue playing, a universal fault.
              Piano Mastery: Talks with Master Pianists and Teachers
              16
              I slept in cryogenic fugue for three months and two weeks.
              The Hyperion Cantos
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              Fugue through the time
              Fugue across language varieties
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