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Collective memory

Collective memory is the shared pool of memories, knowledge and information of a social group that is significantly associated with the group's identity. The English phrase "collective memory" and the equivalent French phrase mémoire collective appeared in the second half of the nineteenth century. The philosopher and sociologist Maurice Halbwachs…

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Conceptualization of collective memory

Collective memory and psychological research

Computational approaches to collective memory analysis

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Collective memory

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related to Case studies · 145
Collective memory → Agnes, American Century, American Popular Culture, Anne-Kathleen, Archived, Argentina, Armonk, Arnórsdóttir, Arthur, Bayer, Beiner, Benjamin, Berichterstattung, Berkeley, BOOKS, Books/T/The-Promise-of-MemoryGísli Sigurðsson, Brepols, Buruma, CA, Calendars
related to Psychological approaches · 55
Collective memory → Abel, Aurélie, Behavioral Sciences, Bellinger, Blumen, Building, Choi, Cognition, Cognitive, Cognitive Psychology, Cognitive Sciences, Collaboration, Collaborative, Collective, Coman, Conceptual, Congleton, Drach, Ed, Elsevier
related to General studies · 49
Collective memory → Amy Corning, Andrew Barash, Anthropological Approaches, Autobiographical Memory, Bernard, Bloch, Boulder, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, Chicago, Chicago Press, Cognition, Collective, Connerton, Cultural Memory, Dario, England, Generations, Historical Memory, Historical Past
related to Handbooks · 48
Collective memory → American History, American Social History, Anna, Ansgar, Astrid, Berlin, Bibliographies, Blazek, Boston, Colorado, Companion, Cultural Memory Studies, Daniel Levy, De Gruyter, Ed, Englewood, Francis Paul, Glauser, Guide, Handbook
related to External links · 25
Collective memory → Analyzing Collective Memory, California, Centre Marc Bloch, CEVIPOF, CNRS, For, French, Harold Marcuse, History, History Department, Interdisciplinary Study, John Sutton, Links, Macquarie University, Marie-Claire Lavabre, Memory Site Archived, Philosophy Department, Public Sphere, Research Director, Santa Barbara
related to history · 16
Collective memory → American, Americans, Civil War, Consequently, Differences, In, Iraq War, Marshall Wordsworth, Research, Russian, Some, Studies, The, This, United States, World War II
related to Computational approaches to collective memory analysis · 9
Collective memory → Based, Hashtags, In, Other, Rather, This, Viewership, Wikipedia, With
related to Perspectives on collective memory · 8
Collective memory → As, Assmann, Halbwachs, James, Jan Assmann, The, This, Young
related to Synchronization of memories from dyads to networks · 4
Collective memory → Bottom-up, Due, Research, When
related to Attributes of collective memory · 2
Collective memory → Collective, For

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Collective memoryis ashared pool of memories0.90text
social mediainstance ofComputational approaches to collective memory analysisWith the ability of online data0.80text
social network datainstance ofComputational approaches to collective memory analysisWith the ability of online data0.80text
developments in natural language processing as well as information retrieval it has become possible to study how online users refer to the pastinstance ofComputational approaches to collective memory analysisWith the ability of online data0.80text
what they focus atinstance ofComputational approaches to collective memory analysisWith the ability of online data0.80text
investigation of over 2 million tweetsinstance ofparticularly for understanding memory-triggering patterns.Other studies focused on the analysis of collective memory in social networks0.80text
personsinstance ofHistorical Entities hashtags denoting references to specific entities0.80text
organizations or objectsinstance ofHistorical Entities hashtags denoting references to specific entities0.80text
Collective memoryrelated to Attributes of collective memoryCollective0.60section
Collective memoryrelated to Attributes of collective memoryFor0.60section
Collective memoryrelated to Case studiesBayer0.60section
Collective memoryrelated to Case studiesYaakov0.60section

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