Transformations between History and Memory

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Memory, History, Trauma, Identity Philosophy, History, and Historiography Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration

Abstract

COLLECTIVE MEMORY—A SPURIOUS NOTION? There is no need to convince anybody that there is such a thing as individual memory; memory attaches to persons in the singular. But does it attach to them in the plural? Although the term “collective memory” has gained currency and a whole new discourse has b

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