How Societies Remember¶
Connerton, P. (1989). How Societies Remember. Cambridge University Press.
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- Collective Memory
- Connerton 1989 emphasizes that how societies remember — through ritual, commemoration, bodily practice — is as important as what they remember
This sourceArgues that collective memory is conveyed and sustained through commemorative ceremonies and bodily/incorporated practices, making performative reproduction as constitutive as content.
- Connerton 1989 emphasizes that how societies remember — through ritual, commemoration, bodily practice — is as important as what they remember
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