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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Cultural Memories: An Introductioneen imposed in both the “East” and the “West” during the Cold War, has been facilitated since the mid-1990s by the Internet, the default source of information in the global public sphere. Uncovering the historical experiences of marginalized communities, previously silenced because of their ethnicit

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Communicative and Cultural Memoryn of a canon of “classical” or sacred texts requires techniques of interpretation to keep accessible the meaning of the texts that may no longer be altered or multiplied. At that stage of cultural evolution, cultural memory changes from ritual to textual continuity. Cultural memory becomes complex,

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Memory and Space in the Work of Maurice Halbwachsnal “physiognomic” dimension. The spatial locations occupied by communities become etched by frameworks in such a way that their particular perspective on the past comes to appear timeless–a “larger and impersonal duration” that marks the thought of individual members. Space becomes territorialized

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History/Archive/Memory: A Historical Geography of the US Naval Memorial in Brest, France World War II, only to be rebuilt in the late 1950s. Using published official histories, unpublished archival materials in France and the United States, and the oral testimonies of some of the city’s residents, this chapter examines the politics behind the surprisingly varied interpretations of the

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Communicative and Cultural Memorybrain and one’s social and cultural relations and comprises three dimensions: the personal, social, and cultural. Human memory is “embodied” in living personal memories and “embedded” in social frames and external cultural symbols (e.g., texts, images, and rituals) that can be acknowledged as a memo

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Memory and Space in the Work of Maurice Halbwachs how are individual and collective memories formed, retained, and manipulated? Second, what accounts for the persistence and changes of cultural memories? Third, how do spatial and cultural contexts influence memory? Despite his reputation as a theorist of how . remember, Halbwachs’s real contributi

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Knowledge, Cultural Memory, and Politics He notes that collective memories are often based on Manichean morality and that “memory industries” try to manipulate well-informed and highly educated societies in ways similar to those used by emerging nineteenth-century nation-states to manipulate their undereducated or illiterate societies. It

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The Rütli in Switzerland: Minor Memory—Major Ambitionse geography of Switzerland and, on the other hand, a symbolic place in the mental landscape of the Swiss society. Three major problems are discussed in this chapter. First, how has this place gained its importance? Second, what is the status of this specific place in the larger field of cultural mem