A great deal of research has attempted to clarify the nature and mechanisms underlying memory in individuals, and there is an increasing amount of work concerning collective remembering by societies and cultures. However, there have been few attempts to bridge the gap between these two levels of analysis, and the present volume represents a welcome step in that direction. Th ere are, of course,...

Abstract This article examines the construction of a multifaceted collective memory through main female protagonists in Song Water Saints (2002) by Dominican American author Nelly Rosario. By bridging studies, Latin and Afro-Latinx book racial gendered constructs, intergenerational struggles, US imperialism, Rafael Trujillo’s dictatorship to show interconnected nature memorial articulations for...

In Nothing Ever Dies: Vietnam and the Memory of War , Pulitzer Prize–winning author Viet Thanh Nguyen ([2016][1]) asserts that all wars are fought twice—first on battlefield then in our collective memory. Our memory is constructed from manifold narratives,

introduction collective memory is directly related to the residents of a neighborhood and city. given the different positions of a site, various approaches are adopted toinitiateor preservememories in city. in this respect, time, socio-historical memory, traditions, myths, historical layers, the places where our memories take shape, the cultural context of city and understanding landscape gain ...

The article reveals the peculiarities of Soviet propaganda’s use topic mass executions civilian population to form an official model collective memory crimes against humanity during Second World War. In course study, authors come conclusion that historical War in USSR did not foresee responsibility for ruling regime or war crimes. It also made it impossible criticize Ukraine by Stalinist as mob...