Titlebook: Remembering as a Cultural Process; Brady Wagoner,Ignacio Brescó,Sarah H. Awad Book 2019 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer

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Experiencing Memorials: The Materiality of Memory,ways in which participants relate to the collective past in the space of the memorial through personal memories, thus showing various lines of interconnection between individual and collective memory.

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Rethinking Metaphors of Memory: A Conceptual History,her. Thus, metaphors permeate our everyday language structuring and our understanding of life, relationships, communication, politics, and even science. Scientists use metaphors to construct theoretical models to describe and explain the world and as such . the phenomena of interest. This is especia

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Theories of Constructive Remembering,what precisely this means is not always clear and has often been used to save the storage metaphor of memory. This chapter reviews the theories of Vygotsky and Bartlett, and the lines of research that have arisen from them, in order to develop a more nuanced approach to constructive memory. They sha

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