Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 14-15Department of Archaeology, 1997 - Archaeology |
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... memory is constructed in the present , as that alone determines its content . This is in sharp contrast to the archive model of memory which separates methodological views of the past based on personal reminiscence and those based on ...
... memory is constructed in the present , as that alone determines its content . This is in sharp contrast to the archive model of memory which separates methodological views of the past based on personal reminiscence and those based on ...
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memory have emerged after the " conquest and eradication of memory by history ... If we were able to live within memory , we would not have needed to consecrate lieux de mémoire in its name " ( Nora 1989 : 8 ) . Sites of memory , in ...
memory have emerged after the " conquest and eradication of memory by history ... If we were able to live within memory , we would not have needed to consecrate lieux de mémoire in its name " ( Nora 1989 : 8 ) . Sites of memory , in ...
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... Memory and Archaeology There has been some argument about the relationships between monuments and popular views about the past on the one hand and their academic study , e.g. by historians ... memory . 58 Megaliths , Monumentality and Memory.
... Memory and Archaeology There has been some argument about the relationships between monuments and popular views about the past on the one hand and their academic study , e.g. by historians ... memory . 58 Megaliths , Monumentality and Memory.
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