Memory Studies Portal

Hailey Cooper.  2018.  Haunted Mississippi: Ghosts, Identity, and Collective Identity.

Anna Bochkovskaya.  2018.  Heading to Chaityabhoomi: Pilgrimages of Remembrance. Religions. 9(4):111.

Ryan Trimm.  2018.  Heritage as trope: conceptual etymologies and alternative trajectories. International Journal of Heritage Studies. 24(5):465–476.

Samuel A. Smith.  2018.  Heritage tourism and New Western history: a narrative analysis of six Colorado museums. Journal of Heritage Tourism. :1–18.

Jaclyn Hennessey Ford, Brendan Gaesser, Haley DiBiase, Tala Berro, Liane Young, Elizabeth Kensinger.  2018.  Heroic memory: Remembering the details of others' heroism in the aftermath of a traumatic public event can foster our own prosocial response. Applied Cognitive Psychology. 32(1):47–54.

Florence Graezer Bideau, Haiming Yan.  2018.  Historic Urban Landscape in Beijing: The Gulou Project and Its Contested Memories.

Chung-in Moon, Seung-won Suh.  2018.  Historical Analogy and Demonization of Others: Memories of 1930s Japanese Militarism and Its Contemporary Implications. :75–103.

Diego Miguel Revilla, María Sánchez-Agustí.  2018.  Historical Consciousness and Collective Memory: Analytical Frameworks for Historical Education. Revista de Estudios Sociales. (65):113–125.

Glenn E. Perry.  2018.  Historical memory and contemporary affairs. :61–92.

Ąžuolas Bagdonas.  2018.  Historical state apologies. :775–799.

Teoh Hooi See, Tsai Yiing Ing.  2018.  The historicization of nostalgia, locality and quotidianity: on the changes in Lim Kim Chern’s gastronomic writing. Asian Ethnicity. :1–17.

Ana Milosevic.  2018.  Historicizing the present: Brussels attacks and heritagization of spontaneous memorials. International Journal of Heritage Studies. 24(1):53–65.

Wulf Kansteiner.  2018.  History, memory, and film: A love/hate triangle.

Anna Maerker, Simon Sleight, Adam Sutcliffe.  2018.  History, Memory and Public Life: The Past in the Present.

Dermot Cavanagh.  2018.  History, mourning and memory in Henry V.

Fatih Yazıcı, Tercan Yıldırım.  2018.  History teaching as a nation-building tool in the early republican period in Turkey (1923–1938). Paedagogica Historica. :1–14.

Annette F. Timm.  2018.  Holocaust History and the Readings of Ka-tzetnik.

Astrid Erll.  2018.  Homer: A relational mnemohistory. Memory Studies. 11(3):274–286.

Naomi Roux.  2018.  ‘A house for dead people’: memory and spatial transformation in Red Location, South Africa. Social & Cultural Geography. 19(4):407–428.

Chris Hansen, Corey W. Johnson.  2018.  How Can Memories of Enacted Masculinity Create More Effective Elementary School Teachers? :68–82.

Angela H. Häusler, Priscila Leal, Jayson Parba, Gordon B. West, Graham V. Crookes.  2018.  “How did you become political?”: Narratives of junior researcher-practitioners in applied linguistics Critical Inquiry in Language Studies. :1–20.

Rebecca Eaker, Anneliese A. Singh, Corey W. Johnson.  2018.  How do Adults Remember Their Parents’ Reaction to Gender Nonconformity? :53–67.

Jemelleh Coes, Needham Yancey Gulley, Corey W. Johnson.  2018.  How Do We Sustain Activism?: LGBTQ and Black People Share Their Positive and Negative Experiences :95–111.

Rudy Dunlap, Corey W. Johnson.  2018.  How Does Media Consumption Contribute to Understandings of Manhood According to Race and Sexual Identity? :39–52.

Stephen Spivack, Sara Jordan Philibotte, Nathaniel Hugo Spilka, Ian Passman, Pascal Wallisch.  2018.  How fleeting is fame? Collective memory for popular music