Handbook of Culture and Memory (Frontiers in culture and psychology)

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 - 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 - 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 life-span perspective / Dieter Ferring - Memory, history and identity - National memory and where to find it / James 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 mediation / Astrid Erll