Fieldnotes on staging and transforming historical grievances: From cultural memory to a reconstructable future

Journal of Phenomenological Psychology 32 (1):71-83 (2001)
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Abstract

A journey from cultural memory through recall to transformation of historical grievances is elucidated with the aid of phenomenological thought. The context for this study is a conflict resolution project undertaken by the Center for the Study of Mind and Human Interaction of the University of Virginia. Russians and Estonians of Klooga participated in a group meeting aimed at resolving ethnonational conflict. This meeting is described, and the potential of phenomenology in an interdisciplinary approach to conflict resolution is explored

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