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Historical Representation and the Politics of Memory in Kaliningrad, Former Konigsberg Olga Sezneva. 2000. Historical Representation and the Politics of Memory in Kaliningrad, Former Konigsberg. Polish Sociological Review. (131):323.
Shared Information, Cognitive Load, and Group Memory R. Scott Tindale, Susan Sheffey. 2002. Shared Information, Cognitive Load, and Group Memory. :5.
IGNORANCE, FORGETTING, AND FAMILY NOSTALGIA: Partition, the Nation State, and Refugees in Delhi Dhooleka Sarhadi Raj. 2000. IGNORANCE, FORGETTING, AND FAMILY NOSTALGIA: Partition, the Nation State, and Refugees in Delhi. Social Analysis. 44(2):30-55.
Remembering research: memory and methodology in the social sciences Emily Keightley. 2010. Remembering research: memory and methodology in the social sciences. International Journal of Social Research Methodology. 13(1):55-70.
The Work of Memory and the Unfinished Past: Deepening and Widening the Social Study of Memory in Southeast Asia Roxana Waterson, Roxana Kwok Kwian-Wood. 2001. The Work of Memory and the Unfinished Past: Deepening and Widening the Social Study of Memory in Southeast Asia. Asian Journal of Social Science. 29(3):365.
