Emergence of collective memories. by Sungmin Lee, Verónica C Ramenzoni, Petter Holme

“…We investigate the conditions for the memory webs of different individuals to converge to collective memories, how groups where the individuals have similar memories (but different from other groups) can form. …”
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Collective Memory and Historical Time by Jeffrey Andrew Barash

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Collective Memory and Historical Time by Jeffrey Andrew Barash

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Collective memory in international relations by Bachleitner, K

“…This book traces the influence of collective memory in international relations (IR). It inquires where a country’s memory first emerges and how it guides states through time in world politics. …”

Bridge ties bind collective memories by Ida Momennejad, Ajua Duker, Alin Coman

“…Social groups form collective memories, but the temporal dynamics of this process are unclear. …”
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Popularity of Video Games and Collective Memory by Leonardo O. Mendes, Leonardo R. Cunha, Renio S. Mendes

“…This article aims to investigate video game permanence in collective memory using their popularity as a proxy, employing data based on the <i>Steam</i> platform from July 2012 to December 2020. …”
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From Collective Memory to Transcultural Remembrance by Matthew Graves, Elizabeth Rechniewski

“…It seeks in particular to identify the theoretical and methodological advances that have moved the focus of the study of memory from the static and homogenising category of ‘collective memory’ to practices of remembering, and from national to transcultural perspectives.…”
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Archaeotecture: The Future of Tyre’s Collective Memory by Karl Abi Karam

“…As a result, it aims to reveal the city’s forgotten layers in-situ through the tunnelling of subterranean spaces to foster a unified collective memory. The idea of a collective memory, as proposed by Aldo Rossi in his book 'The Architecture of the City', emphasizes the relationship that inhabitants have with their urban environment, whereby the memories created through urban artefacts and monuments give meaning to that city. …”
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The Collective Memory of the Digital Library of Appalachia by Andrew Pauley

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Memory, collective memory, orality and the gospels by Dennis C. Duling

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Climate Change and the Resilience of Collective Memories by Gül Aktürk

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Heroes and heroism as representations of collective memory by M. A. Podlesnaia, O. K. Shevchenko, I. V. Ilyina

“…The results of the first part show the general weakening of collective memory, and the events of older history are less interesting and less known than, for example, those of the Soviet period. …”
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Book review: Collective Memories in War by Nurse, L

Memorializing the Holocaust : gender, genocide, and collective memory / by Jacobs, Janet Liebman

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The religious genres of collective memory – an attempt at typology by Marta Wójcicka

“…Certain genres (e.g. the liturgical prayer) are stored in collective memory in full and should be tied to, primarily, remembering – one of the four phases of memory. …”
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The Importance of National Museums in Preserving Collective Memory by Mateja Kos

“…Museums are creators of collective memory. Collective memory is connected with the concepts of historical memory, (cultural) heritage and witnessing. …”
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Old Norse Studies and Collective Memory: An Introduction by Simon Nygaard, Yoav Tirosh

“…The formation and transmission of collective memory in pre-literate and literate societies are explained, with an eye towards the cognitive elements at play. …”
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Memory Box: An Experiment in Urban Collective Memory by Tuba Doğu, Melis Varkal Deligöz

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Theories in dialogue: Social representations and collective memory by Martha de Alba González

“…The concepts of social representations and collective memory are related because both are inspired on Durkheim’s ideas. …”
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“#schleichdiduoaschloch” Terror, Collective Memory, and Social Media by Marcella Tambuscio, Martin Tschiggerl

“…The study also shows how the Vienna attack was incorporated into other pre-existing collective memories of other terrorist attacks and how it created memory waves spanning the whole globe. …”
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