Memory Studies Portal

Gabriele. Schwab.  2006.  Writing against Memory and Forgetting. Literature and Medicine. 25(1):95-121.

James St Andre.  2006.  You Can Never Go Home Again": Cultural Memory and Identity Formation in the Writing of Southeast Asian Chinese. Journal of Chinese Overseas. 20(1):33-55.

Mary Jo Arnoldi.  2006.  Youth Festivals and Museums: The Cultural Politics of Public Memory in Postcolonial Mali. Africa Today. 52(4):55-76.

David C. Berliner.  2005.  The Abuses of Memory: Reflections on the Memory Boom in Anthropology. Anthropological Quarterly. 78(1):197-211.

James Krasner.  2005.  Accumulated Lives: Metaphor, Materiality, and the Homes of the Elderly. Literature and Medicine. 24:209-230.

Raul Rodriguez-Hernandez.  2005.  All Streetcars Are Named Desire: The Lost Cities of Juan Garcia Ponce's Personas, lugares y anexas. CR: The New Centennial Review. 5:35-64.

Peter Fritzsche.  2005.  The Archive. History and Memory. 17(1/2):15-44,367.

Kylie Message.  2005.  "Are We There Yet?" Space & Culture. 8(4):449-458.

Robin Erica Wagner-Pacifici.  2005.  The Art of Surrender: Decomposing Sovereignty at Conflict's End. :210.

Jennifer Griffiths.  2005.  Between Women: Trauma, Witnessing, and the Legacy of Interracial Rape in Robbie McCauley's Sally's Rape. Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies. 26(3):1-23.

Sofie. Geschier.  2005.  Beyond experience: the mediation of traumatic memories in South African history museums. Transformation: Critical Perspectives on Southern Africa. 59:45-65.

Sarah M. Misemer.  2005.  Bridging the Gaps in Cultural Memory: Carlos Gorostiza's El puente, and Gabriel Peveroni's Sarajevo esquina Montevideo (El puente). Latin American Theatre Review. 39(1):29-48.

Malcolm Lewis Johnson.  2005.  The Cambridge handbook of age and ageing.

F. Keyman.  2005.  Citizenship in a global world: European questions and Turkish experiences. 3

Klaus Eder, Willfried Spohn.  2005.  Collective memory and European identity: the effects of integration and enlargement.

Bridget Fowler.  2005.  Collective Memory and Forgetting: Components for a Study of Obituaries. Theory, Culture & Society. 22(6):53-72.

Lisa M. Burns.  2005.  Collective Memory and the Candidates' Wives in the 2004 Presidential Campaign. Rhetoric & Public Affairs. 8(4):684-688.

Robert A. Wilson.  2005.  Collective memory, group minds, and the extended mind thesis. Cognitive Processing. 6(4):227–236.

Peter Seixas.  2005.  Collective Memory, History Education, and Historical Consciousness. Historically Speaking. 7(2):17-19.

Tirop Simatei.  2005.  Colonial Violence, Postcolonial Violations: Violence, Landscape, and Memory in Kenyan Fiction. Research in African Literatures. 36(2):85-94.

Marya Schechtman.  2005.  Community, Consciousness, and Dynamic Self-Understanding. Philosophy, Psychiatry, & Psychology. 12(1):27-29.

Michael F. Bernard-Donals.  2005.  Conflations of Memory: or, What They Saw at the Holocaust Museum after 9/11. CR: The New Centennial Review. 5(2):73-106.

Henry W. Pickford.  2005.  Conflict and Commemoration: Two Berlin Memorials. Modernism/modernity. 12(1):133-173.

Kenji Nobutomo.  2005.  A Consideration for the Participation in Collective Memory: Through the Practice of Tobie Nathan's psychotherapy. Japanese Sociological Review / Shakaigaku Hyoron. 56(2):468-484.

Esteban Loustaunau.  2005.  The Creation of Imaginative Reality in Garcia Ponce's Pasado presente. CR: The New Centennial Review. 5:83-104.