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Cognition, Culture, and Political Momentum Breaking Down the Silos in Collective Memory Research

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Produktdetails

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

06.01.2026

Herausgeber

Astrid Erll + weitere

Verlag

Oxford Academic

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464

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23,6/15,6/3,1 cm

Gewicht

516 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-778834-9

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

06.01.2026

Herausgeber

Verlag

Oxford Academic

Seitenzahl

464

Maße (L/B/H)

23,6/15,6/3,1 cm

Gewicht

516 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-778834-9

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Libri GmbH
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DE

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  • Produktbild: Cognition, Culture, and Political Momentum


    • List of Contributors


    • Introduction: Breaking Down the Silos in Collective Memory Research (Astrid Erll and William Hirst)


    • Part 1: Memory Across the Mind and the Wild


    • Introduction


    • Chapter 1: The Two Cultures of Collective Memory Revisited (Jeffrey K. Olick)


    • Chapter 2: Distributed Remembering and Cognitive Philosophy (John Sutton)


    • Chapter 3: Psychological Approaches to the Study of Collective Memory (William Hirst)


    • Chapter 4: Histories of Public Pasts (Carol Gluck)


    • Part 2: Generation and Memory


    • Introduction


    • Chapter 5: Intergenerational Narratives and Autobiographical Memory (Robyn Fivush)


    • Chapter 6: Postmemory: Art and Practice Across Generations (Marianne Hirsch)


    • Chapter 7: History in Family Memory (Aline Cordonnier and Olivier Luminet)


    • Chapter 8: Generation and Collective Memories of National and World Events (Amy D. Corning)


    • Part 3: National and Transnational Memory


    • Introduction


    • Chapter 9: Comparing National Narratives (James V. Wertsch)


    • Chapter 10: The Psychology of National Memory (Henry L. Roediger, III and Magdalena Abel)


    • Chapter 11: Cosmopolitanization and Mnemonic Processes (Daniel Levy)


    • Chapter 12: Fictions of Transoceanic Memory (Hanna Teichler)


    • Part 4: Narrative, Emotion, and Memory


    • Introduction


    • Chapter 13: Narrative Form and Emotion (Tilmann Habermas)


    • Chapter 14: Collective Memory as Collaborative Narration (Brian Schiff)


    • Chapter 15: The Effects of Emotions on Memories (Olivier Luminet and Aline Cordonnier)


    • Chapter 16: Trauma of Tomorrow: Environmental Breakdown, Affect, and Cultural Narratives (Stef Craps)


    • Chapter 17: Memory and the History of Emotion: Letters from the First World War (Sílvia Correia)


    • Part 5: Media and Big Data


    • Introduction


    • Chapter 18: Media and Memory: The Case of the Odyssey (Astrid Erll)


    • Chapter 19: Memory in Algorithmic Culture (Rik Smit)


    • Chapter 20: Data Science and the Dynamics of Collective Memory (Cristian Candia)


    • Chapter 21: Social Media and Collective Memory (Charles B. Stone)


    • Part 6: Conflict and Commemorative Culture


    • Introduction


    • Chapter 22: Meta-Memory: The Battle Lines of Twenty-First Century Political Conflict (Wulf Kansteiner)


    • Chapter 23: Memory versus Reconciliation: Dilemma of Post-Conflict Peacebuilding (Valérie Rosoux)


    • Chapter 24: Conflict and Comparison: The Case of Holocaust Memory (Michael Rothberg)


    • Chapter 25: Collective Memory and Social Representations of History (James H. Liu and Sarah Y. Choi)


    • Chapter 26: Conflicting Memory Narratives (Aleida Assmann)


    • Part 7: Future Thinking and Transformative Memory


    • Introduction


    • Chapter 27: Collective Future Thinking (Jeremy K. Yamashiro and Meymune Nur Topçu)


    • Chapter 28: Media and Future Thinking (Piotr M. Szpunar and Karl K. Szpunar)


    • Chapter 29: Memory of Potentiality and Memory of the Future in Literature (Justyna Tabaszewska)


    • Chapter 30: Remembering Activism and the Agency of the Aesthetic (Ann Rigney)


    • Chapter 31: On (Not) Learning from the Past (Sarah Gensburger)


    • Afterword: After the Roundtables (Astrid Erll and William Hirst)


    • Index