Very interesting scheme. Thank you! As for additional approaches, than, perhaps, I would mention history - and, especially, social history. For example, Nora's works, in my opinion, are rather close to this branch of science.
Very interesting scheme. Thank you! As for additional approaches, than, perhaps, I would mention history - and, especially, social history. For example, Nora's works, in my opinion, are rather close to this branch of science.
Rhetorical studies (as an area of communication) also have a growing concern with collective memory (started in the 80s I would say). They call this area of research "public memory" (not in the same vein as historian John Bodnar talks about "public memory" but to stress rhetoric's constant engagement with and careful refinement of concepts like "public" and "publicness")
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Very interesting scheme. Thank you!
As for additional approaches, than, perhaps, I would mention history - and, especially, social history. For example, Nora's works, in my opinion, are rather close to this branch of science.
Very interesting scheme. Thank you!
As for additional approaches, than, perhaps, I would mention history - and, especially, social history. For example, Nora's works, in my opinion, are rather close to this branch of science.
Rhetorical studies (as an area of communication) also have a growing concern with collective memory (started in the 80s I would say). They call this area of research "public memory" (not in the same vein as historian John Bodnar talks about "public memory" but to stress rhetoric's constant engagement with and careful refinement of concepts like "public" and "publicness")
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