Handbook of Culture and Memory (Frontiers in Culture and Psychology)

Introduction : Remembering As A Psychological And Social-cultural Process / Brady Wagoner -- Part I. Concept And History Of Memory. The Evolutionary Origins Of Human Cultural Memory / Merlin Donald -- From Memory As Archive To Remembering As Conversation / Jens Brockmeier -- Discerning The History Inscribed Within : Significant Sites Of The Narrative Unconscious / Mark Freeman -- Part Ii. Cultural Contexts Of Remembering. The Landscape Of Family Memory / Bradd Shore And Sara Kauko -- Materiality Of Memory : The Case Of The Remembrance Poppy / Kyoko Murakami -- Approaches To Testimony : Two Current Views And Beyond / Kotaro Takagi And Naohisa Mori -- Rethinking Function, Self, And Culture In Difficult Autobiographical Memories / Steve D. Brown And Paula Reavey -- Part Iii. Memory Through The Life Course. The Cultural Construction Of Memory In Early Childhood / Katherine Nelson -- Memory In Life Transitions / Constance De Saint Laurent And Tania Zittoun -- Memory In Old Age : A Lifespan Perspective / Dieter Ferring -- Part Iv. Memory, History, And Identity. National Memory And Where To Find It / James V. Wertsch -- History, Collective Memories, Or National Memories? : How The Representation Of The Past Is Framed By Master Narratives / Mario Carretero And Floor Van Alphen -- Media And The Dynamics Of Memory : From Cultural Paradigms To Transcultural Premediation / Astrid Erll. Edited By Brady Wagoner. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Mode Of Access: World Wide Web.