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Routledge Theorizing Social Memories: Concepts and Contexts

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Description
Theorizing Social Memories: Concepts and Contexts offers a deep look into how societies remember, make sense of, and imagine their collective pasts. As public debates move away from grand narratives toward smaller, contesting stories, this book examines the diversity of social remembering and the theoretical shifts occurring in the field. This critical anthology addresses the gaps within the contemporary theoretical landscape of memory studies. It looks at how fragmentary accounts reveal fault-lines in current academic thought and seeks to bridge these breaks. For students and scholars in sociology and anthropology, this text provides a necessary framework for understanding how collective memory is constructed and contested in the modern era. By exploring how societies invent and interpret their history, this Routledge Advances in Sociology volume serves as a vital resource for anyone studying the intersection of social identity and historical narrative. It provides the tools to navigate the complex terrain of how we perceive our shared past.

Key Features

Examines how societies remember and invent collective pasts through diverse social narratives.

Addresses the theoretical gaps and fault-lines currently existing within memory studies.

Bridges breaks in the contemporary theoretical landscape through a critical anthology format.

Part of the Routledge Advances in Sociology series for academic and professional use.

Explores the shift from grand narratives to smaller, contesting stories of history.

Product Specifications
Brand
Routledge
Format
hardcover
ASIN
0415706904
Category
Books > Subjects > Biography > Medical, Legal & Social Sciences > Anthropology & Sociology
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
16 November 2015
Listed Since
19 March 2013

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