Collective Memory: Why Culture Matters

Barry N. Schwartz · Kazuya Fukuoka · Sachiko Takita-Ishii

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This chapter contains sections titled: Development of Collective Memory Studies Provincial Truths Looking East Japan and America Collective Memory as a Cultural System Cultures of Memory: Residual, Dominant,and Emergent Conclusion

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