Examples of using Collective memory in English and their translations into German
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That'holiday by the sea' is stored in our collective memory.
Geography, tradition, collective memory: these things are important.
The views from the outside serve to orient our collective memory of images.
Collective memory is undergoing a boom in 2014: It is the hundredth anniversary of the outbreak of the 1st World War.
Media from commemorative culture, historical awareness, and collective memory.
Most anchored in the collective memory the massacre of Babi Yar, the jähren this year for the 70th time.
The sieves thus become symbols of our culture's collective memory.
The Red Star Line Museum aims to become the collective memory of stories about past and contemporary migration.
How the perception of GDRdaily life has transformed in today's collective memory.
Collective memory refers to the shared pool of information held in the memories of two or more members of a group.
He relentlessly brings together everything that characterizes collective memory in his opinion.
Nevertheless the site is central for the collective memory of the group, it is a site of memory of the flower power movement.
Paz keeps her imagery transparent for horror scenarios, awakened from a collective memory.
For the actors, it created the historical event for the collective memory of the future, which, in turn, corrected that of the individual.
Political religion as a tool, and the objective of exclusion from collective memory.
It's about activating collective memory, about things and images that we all know and can categorize, or at least think we can categorize.
Pascal Boyer is a French anthropologist,and Henry Luce Professor of Individual and Collective Memory at Washington University in St. Louis.
They skilfully interweave collective memory and personal history, delineating the state of being between cultures as a form of identity.
All forms of enterprise reflect an aspect of European history andeach is a bearer of our collective memory and culture-"our cultures.
Organizations create themselves a genuine collective memory and give a new role to their archives, which sometimes contain real untapped treasures.
Practices of commemoration, discursive negotiations on"true" history andthe historical legitimation of current policies reconstruct collective memory time and again.
The collection aims to maintain these cultural treasures to create a collective memory store for us all, to research the heritage and to make it publicly accessible.
Her interests range from the relationship between art and different belief systems, collaborative processes within cultural practices,performance as collective memory and mechanisms of relearning.
The Oxford English Dictionary defines collective memory as a mass noun, the memory of a group of people passed from one generation to the next.
How the country sees itself andhow it is seen from outside, its political and cultural self-image, and the Republic's individual and collective memory are illuminated from a contemporary perspective.
The formation of identity as well as collective memory tread beside a peace-securing and integrative function of the law that solidifies itself in a"force du droit" Bourdieu.
Ekaterina Muromtseva(1990, Moscow) is a photographer, filmmaker, and graphic artist with a background in philosophy and stage design,whose lyrical-conceptual work investigates personal and collective memory through imaginative forms of documentation.
Moving beyond genres, film can be considered an enormous collective memory comprising countless artistic, political, and social impressions and processes.
In contrast, entire populations of bacteriaseem to be able to develop a kind of collective memory- a discovery reported by two Eawag/ETH Zurich microbiologists studying Caulobacter crescentus.
He is interested in the anthropologies of violence and collective memory, anthropologies of the law and political transitions, as well as in medicine, technology, literature and anthropology.