Titlebook: Cultural Memories; The Geographical Poi Peter Meusburger,Michael Heffernan,Edgar Wunder Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011

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How to More Effectively Market to Womenhan viewing this process as a unidirectional handing down of memories from generation to generation, the author examines how memories are negotiated and recreated in intergenerational discourse. Drawing on a series of case studies, he discusses how the meaning of past experiences is construed and or

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The Problems— SolutionsTM Frameworklly reinterpreted as a consequence of later political or military conflicts, acquiring new layers of meaning as a result and engendering different, often unanticipated memories. The chapter examines this process with reference to a specific, deeply contested .: the U.S. Naval Memorial in the French

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The Problems— SolutionsTM Frameworke effects of turmoil, destruction, and trauma. The author examines the commemoration of D-Day (June 6, 1944), exploring why war commemoration rituals still captivate thousands of people and illustrating attempts that have been made to shape a peaceful future in postwar Europe. She draws on concepts

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Cultural Memories978-90-481-8945-8Series ISSN 1877-9220 Series E-ISSN 2543-0580

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Family Memories of World War II and the Holocaust in Europe, or Is There a European Memory?han viewing this process as a unidirectional handing down of memories from generation to generation, the author examines how memories are negotiated and recreated in intergenerational discourse. Drawing on a series of case studies, he discusses how the meaning of past experiences is construed and organized within particular narrative genres.