Memory Studies Portal

William H Beezley.  2008.  Mexican national identity: memory, innuendo, and popular culture.

Gabrielle McIntire.  2008.  Modernism, Memory, and Desire: T.S. Eliot and Virginia Woolf. :264.

Peter Sherlock.  2008.  Monuments and Memory in Early Modern England. :282.

Jeffrey Blustein.  2008.  The Moral Demands of Memory. :372.

Blustein, Jeffrey.  2008.  moral demands of memory.

Sonali Chakravarti.  2008.  More than “Cheap Sentimentality”: Victim Testimony at Nuremberg, the Eichmann Trial, and Truth Commissions. :223-235.

Guy Beiner.  2008.  The Mystery of the Cannon Chains: Remembrance in the Irish Countryside. History Workshop Journal. 66(1):81-106.

Guy Beiner.  2008.  The Mystery of the Cannon Chains: Remembrance in the Irish Countryside. History Workshop Journal. 66:81-106.

Jordana Finnegan.  2008.  Narrating the American West: new forms of historical memory.

Yiannis Papadakis.  2008.  Narrative, Memory and History Education in Divided Cyprus: A Comparison of Schoolbooks on the "History of Cyprus". History and Memory. 20(2):128-148.

James V. Wertsch.  2008.  The Narrative Organization of Collective Memory. Ethos (00912131). 36(1):120-135.

Zheng Wang.  2008.  National humiliation, history education, and the politics of historical memory: Patriotic education campaign in China. International Studies Quarterly. 52(4):783–806.

Nina Leonhard.  2008.  The National People's Army as an Object of (Non) Remembrance The Place of East Germany's Military Heritage in Unified Germany. German Politics & Society. 26(4):150-163.

Jenn Stephenson.  2008.  The Notebook and the Gun: Performative Witnessing in Goodness. ESC: English Studies in Canada. 34(4):97-121.

Richard Yeo.  2008.  Notebooks as memory aids: Precepts and practices in early modern England. Memory Studies. 1(1):115-136.

David Wills.  2008.  Notes Toward a Requiem, or The Music of Memory. Discourse. 30(1):157-176.

Boreth Ly.  2008.  Of Performance and the Persistent Temporality of Trauma: Memory, Art, and Visions. positions: east asia cultures critique. 16(1):109-130.

Robert Hemmings.  2008.  Of Trauma and Flora: Memory and Commemoration in Four Poems of the World Wars. University of Toronto Quarterly. 77(2):738-756.

Stephen Sloan.  2008.  Oral History and Hurricane Katrina: Reflections on Shouts and Silences. Oral History Review. 35(2):176-186.

Paula Hamilton, Linda Shopes.  2008.  Oral history and public memories.

Ann K. Hoff.  2008.  Owning Memory: Elizabeth Bishop’s Authorial Restraint. Biography. 31(4):577-594.

Stephen Schwartz.  2008.  The paradoxes of film and the recovery of historical memory: Vicente Aranda’s works on the Spanish Civil War. Film History: An International Journal. 20(4):501-507.

Lyn M Van Swol.  2008.  Performance and process in collective and individual memory: the role of social decision schemes and memory bias in collective memory. Memory (Hove, England). 16(3):274-287.

Alexandra Kaiser.  2008.  Performing the New German Past The People's Day of Mourning and 27 January as Postunification Commemorations. German Politics & Society. 26(4):28-49.

David Mendeloff.  2008.  'Pernicious History' as a Cause of National Misperceptions. Cooperation & Conflict. 43(1):31-56.