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Proceedings of the 1997 ACM symposium on Applied computing - SAC '97, 1997 Collective action has been examined to expedite search in optimization problems [ Dorigo et al., 1996 ] . Collective memory has been applied to learning in multiagent systems [ Garland and Alterman, 1996 ] .
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COLLECTIVE MEMORY AND COLLECTIVE MEMORY STUDIES
Journal of Science Social Science, 2021While some scholars have argued that the research related to “Collective Memory” could be traced back to the 18th century or even earlier, it was not until the 1920s that Halbwachs systematically proposed characteristics of collective memory from a sociological perspective.
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Collective Memory and Collective Memories
1992Data from two national samples, one of Americans and one of Lithuanians, are generally consistent with the hypothesis that people tend to remember as important those national and world events that they lived through during their own youth, roughly the ages 13 to 25.
Howard Schuman, Cheryl Rieger
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Journeys, 2018
AbstractPeople’s travel collections serve as a memory aid to help them write travelogues, novels, or scientific reports when they return home. They may also have merely been a way to document a voyage or journey for future generations. Under the surface of any of these end uses is simply the need to collect, the need to hold on to memory—in the form of
Lee Arnold, Thomas van der Walt
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AbstractPeople’s travel collections serve as a memory aid to help them write travelogues, novels, or scientific reports when they return home. They may also have merely been a way to document a voyage or journey for future generations. Under the surface of any of these end uses is simply the need to collect, the need to hold on to memory—in the form of
Lee Arnold, Thomas van der Walt
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Collective memory of pandemics
Current Opinion in PsychologyPandemics have rarely been studied by psychologists as an object of collective memory. Because they do not bear on national identities, pandemics are not nationally commemorated and quickly decay from public memory after they end. Yet interest in pandemic memories increased during the recent COVID-19 pandemic.
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2023
Abstract When you’re in unfamiliar territory without shared scaffoldings or schemas to guide you, it may take you a bit longer to get the hang of things before you begin to feel comfortable. Don’t be surprised if you and a friend remember different aspects of a shared experience if your background, knowledge, and expertise is different ...
Andrew E. Budson, Elizabeth A. Kensinger
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Abstract When you’re in unfamiliar territory without shared scaffoldings or schemas to guide you, it may take you a bit longer to get the hang of things before you begin to feel comfortable. Don’t be surprised if you and a friend remember different aspects of a shared experience if your background, knowledge, and expertise is different ...
Andrew E. Budson, Elizabeth A. Kensinger
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The reality of collective memory
Current Opinion in PsychologyThis essay reconsiders the concept of collective memory, long dismissed by psychologists as metaphorical or unscientific. Drawing on recent developments in psychology, philosophy, and systems theory, it argues that memory can be seen as genuinely collective, distributed across individuals, artifacts, and institutions, without abandoning scientific ...
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Collecting on "Collective Memory"
Contemporary Sociology, 1991Fred Davis, Gladys Engel Lang, Kurt Lang
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