Historical perspectives on memory

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Helsinki: SHS (1999)
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Historians have a highly contradictory attitude towards memory. It has usually been categorised as an unreliable source in historical research. However, memory is also understood as one of the key concepts in history. In this book, ten distinguished scholars explores a different perspective.

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BD181.7.H57 1999

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9517101163

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The Challenge of Oral History–The Need to Rethink Source Criticism.  (pages 4--139)Jorma Kalela
Introduction: history as memory and memory as history.  (pages 61--7)Anne Ollila
Mentalities, matrix of memory.  (pages 61--69)Patrick Hutton
The Politics of Time: Reflections on Time, Memory and History.  (pages 171-193)Antoon Van den Braembussche

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