Memory Studies Portal

Barry Schwartz.  2000.  Abraham Lincoln and the Forge of National Memory.

Barry Schwartz.  2000.  Abraham Lincoln and the Forge of National Memory.

Joseph E. Davis.  2000.  Accounts of False Memory Syndrome: Parents, “Retractors,” and the Role of Institutions in Account Making. Qualitative Sociology. 23(1):29-56.

Jeffrey Pence.  2000.  After Monumentality: Narrative as a Technology of Memory in William Gass's The Tunnel. Journal of Narrative Theory. 30(1):96-126.

Zachary Braiterman.  2000.  Against Holocaust-Sublime: Naive Reference and the Generation of Memory. History & Memory. 12(2):7-28.

Paul A Shackel.  2000.  Archaeology and created memory: public history in a national park.

James Edward Young.  2000.  At Memory's Edge: After-Images of the Holocaust in Contemporary Art and Architecture. :248.

Jokin Muñoz.  2000.  Atlantidara biajia: memory boom.

Yoshikuni Igarashi.  2000.  Bodies of Memory: Narratives of War in Postwar Japanese Culture, 1945-1970. :284.

Joy S Kasson.  2000.  Buffalo Bill's Wild West: celebrity, memory, and popular history.

Laura Elizabeth Hein, Mark Selden.  2000.  Censoring history: citizenship and memory in Japan, Germany, and the United States.

Daria A Kirjanov.  2000.  Chekhov and the poetics of memory.

Pheng Cheah.  2000.  Chinese cosmopolitanism in two senses and postcolonial national memory.

Saulo B Cwerner.  2000.  The Chronopolitan Ideal: Time, Belonging and Globalization. Time & Society. 9(2-3):331-345.

Susan A Crane.  2000.  Collecting and Historical Consciousness in Early Nineteenth-Century Germany. :195.

Debi Roberson, Ian Davies, Jules Davidoff.  2000.  Color categories are not universal: Replications and new evidence from a stone-age culture. Journal of Experimental Psychology: General. 129(3):369-398.

Brian Glyn Williams.  2000.  Commemorating "The Deportation" in Post-Soviet Chechnya: The Role of Memorialization and Collective Memory in the 1994-1996 and 1999-2000 Russo-Chechen Wars. History and Memory. 12(1):101.

Melton Alonza McLaurin.  2000.  Commemorating Wilmington's Racial Violence of 1898: From Individual to Collective Memory. Southern Cultures. 6(4):35-57.

Oliver Zimmer.  2000.  Competing Memories of the Nation: Liberal Historians and the Reconstruction of the Swis Spast 1870–1900. Past & Present. 168(1):194-226.

Gene Jarrett.  2000.  Couldn't Find Them Anywhere": Thomas Glave's Whose Song? (Post)Modernist Literary Queerings, and the Trauma of Witnessing, Memory, and Testimony Callaloo. 23(4):1241-1258.

Julia Kristeva.  2000.  Crisis of the European Subject. :183.

Piotr Sztompka.  2000.  Cultural Trauma. European Journal of Social Theory. 3(4):449-466.

Chad Bryant.  2000.  Czech Dissidents and History Writing from a Post-1989 Perspective. History and Memory. 12(1):30.

Mark Arenhövel.  2000.  Demokratie Und Erinnerung: Der Blick Zurück Auf Diktatur Und Menschenrechtsverbrechen. Studienreihe des Instituts für Sozialforschung Frankfurt am Main. :158.

P. Perrig-Chiello, W. J. Perrig, H. B. Stahelin.  2000.  Differential aspects of memory self-evaluation in old and very old people. Aging & Mental Health. 4(2):130-135.