Memory Studies Portal

Jerome Mazzaro.  2001.  Shakespeare's "Books of Memory": 1 and 2 Henry VI. Comparative Drama. 35(3-4):393-414.

Julia Epstein, Lori Hope Lefkovitz.  2001.  Shaping Losses: Cultural Memory and the Holocaust. :239.

Matthew Kurtz.  2001.  Situating Practices: The Archive and the File Cabinet. Historical Geography. 29:26-37.

Meredith S Chesson.  2001.  Social Memory, Identity, and Death: Anthropological Perspectives on Mortuary Rituals. Archeological papers of the American Anthropological Association. :137.

John Walton.  2001.  Storied Land: Community and Memory in Monterey. :342.

Jenéa Tallentire.  2001.  Strategies of Memory: History, Social Memory, and the Community. Social History / Histoire Sociale. 34(67):197-212.

Marianne Hirsch.  2001.  Surviving Images: Holocaust Photographs and the Work of Postmemory. The Yale Journal of Criticism. 14(1):5-37.

Gary R.(Gary Richard) Edgerton, Peter C. Rollins.  2001.  Television Histories: Shaping Collective Memory in the Media Age.

Agnes Heller.  2001.  A Tentative Answer to the Question: Has Civil Society Cultural Memory? Social Research. 68(4):1031-1040.

Christoph Hoerl, Teresa McCormack.  2001.  Time and Memory: Issues in Philosophy and Psychology. Consciousness and self-consciousness. :419.

Meaghan Morris, Brett de Bary.  2001.  Traces 2: Race Panic and Memory of Migratin.

Jill L. Matus.  2001.  Trauma, Memory, and Railway Disaster: The Dickensian Connection. Victorian Studies. 43(3):413-436.

Mark S Micale, Paul Frederick Lerner.  2001.  Traumatic Pasts: History, Psychiatry, and Trauma in the Modern Age, 1870-1930. Cambridge studies in the history of medicine. :316.

Audrey R. Chapman, Patrick Ball.  2001.  The Truth of Truth Commissions: Comparative Lessons from Haiti, South Africa, and Guatemala. Human Rights Quarterly. 23(1):1-44.

Richard Cunningham.  2001.  Virtual Witnessing and the Role of the Reader in a New Natural Philosophy. Philosophy and Rhetoric. 34(3):207-224.

Barbie Zelizer.  2001.  Visual Culture and the Holocaust. Rutgers depth of field series. :364.

Robert G Moeller.  2001.  War Stories: The Search for a Usable Past in the Federal Republic of Germany. :329.

Barbara L. Coleman, Michael J. Stevens, Glenn D. Reeder.  2001.  What Makes Recovered-Memory Testimony Compelling to Jurors? Law & Human Behavior (Springer Science & Business Media B.V.). 25(4):317.

Stefan Machler, Moira. Moehler-Woods.  2001.  Wilkomirski the Victim: Individual Remembering as Social Interaction and Public Event. History & Memory. 13(2):59-95.

Stefan Maechler.  2001.  Wilkomirski the victim: Individual remembering as social interaction and public event. History and Memory. 13(2):59-95.

Geoffrey H. Hartman, Jennifer Ballengee.  2001.  Witnessing Video Testimony: An Interview with Geoffrey Hartman. The Yale Journal of Criticism. 14(1):217-232.

Roxana Waterson, Roxana Kwok Kwian-Wood.  2001.  The Work of Memory and the Unfinished Past: Deepening and Widening the Social Study of Memory in Southeast Asia. Asian Journal of Social Science. 29(3):365.

Dominick LaCapra.  2001.  Writing History, Writing Trauma. :226.

Robert M. Emerson, Rachael I. Fretz, Linda L. Shaw.  2001.  Writing up Fieldnotes II: Creating Scenes on the Page. :637-662.

Corrine Glesne.  2001.  Writing Your Story: What Your Data Say. :663-686.