Mapping Memory Culture in Germany: What, how, and why Germans remember
Rees J, Papendick M, Zick A (2019)
In: History and Collective Memory from the Margins. A Global Perspective. Mukherjee S, Salter PS (Eds); Cultural studies in the third millennium 1st ed. New York: Nova Science Publishers.
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Mukherjee, Sahana;
Salter, Phia S.
Abstract / Bemerkung
The Multidimensional Memory Monitor (MEMO) empirically deals with the concept of culture of remembrance in Germany on various levels (content, emotions, practices, and consequences). Data were collected in a representative telephone survey (N = 1016). We found significant generational shifts and some regional differences, especially in terms of content and practice: 39% judged German reunification to be the single most important historical event in Germany since 1900, while 37% mentioned events connected to World War II. The former group tended to be younger and had grown up in former Eastern Germany more often than the latter. Contents of German family narratives appeared to be dominated by the narration of victim- (54%) and, to a lesser extent, helper-stories (18%), whereas stories of perpetrators among ancestors were rare (18%). Results are discussed and interpreted within a broader theoretical framework of collective memories, group-based emotions, and social identity. We also offer some thoughts on our findings that there seem to be generational shifts in memory content and practices and a detachment from history in terms of emotionality and reliable knowledge.
Erscheinungsjahr
2019
Buchtitel
History and Collective Memory from the Margins. A Global Perspective
Serientitel
Cultural studies in the third millennium
ISBN
978-1-53616-164-9
Page URI
https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2949165
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Rees J, Papendick M, Zick A. Mapping Memory Culture in Germany: What, how, and why Germans remember. In: Mukherjee S, Salter PS, eds. History and Collective Memory from the Margins. A Global Perspective. Cultural studies in the third millennium . 1st ed. New York: Nova Science Publishers; 2019.
Rees, J., Papendick, M., & Zick, A. (2019). Mapping Memory Culture in Germany: What, how, and why Germans remember. In S. Mukherjee & P. S. Salter (Eds.), Cultural studies in the third millennium . History and Collective Memory from the Margins. A Global Perspective (1st ed.). New York: Nova Science Publishers.
Rees, Jonas, Papendick, Michael, and Zick, Andreas. 2019. “Mapping Memory Culture in Germany: What, how, and why Germans remember”. In History and Collective Memory from the Margins. A Global Perspective, ed. Sahana Mukherjee and Phia S. Salter, 1st ed. Cultural studies in the third millennium . New York: Nova Science Publishers.
Rees, J., Papendick, M., and Zick, A. (2019). “Mapping Memory Culture in Germany: What, how, and why Germans remember” in History and Collective Memory from the Margins. A Global Perspective, Mukherjee, S., and Salter, P. S. eds. Cultural studies in the third millennium 1st ed. (New York: Nova Science Publishers).
Rees, J., Papendick, M., & Zick, A., 2019. Mapping Memory Culture in Germany: What, how, and why Germans remember. In S. Mukherjee & P. S. Salter, eds. History and Collective Memory from the Margins. A Global Perspective. Cultural studies in the third millennium . 1st ed. New York: Nova Science Publishers.
J. Rees, M. Papendick, and A. Zick, “Mapping Memory Culture in Germany: What, how, and why Germans remember”, History and Collective Memory from the Margins. A Global Perspective, S. Mukherjee and P.S. Salter, eds., Cultural studies in the third millennium , 1st ed., New York: Nova Science Publishers, 2019.
Rees, J., Papendick, M., Zick, A.: Mapping Memory Culture in Germany: What, how, and why Germans remember. In: Mukherjee, S. and Salter, P.S. (eds.) History and Collective Memory from the Margins. A Global Perspective. Cultural studies in the third millennium . 1st ed. Nova Science Publishers, New York (2019).
Rees, Jonas, Papendick, Michael, and Zick, Andreas. “Mapping Memory Culture in Germany: What, how, and why Germans remember”. History and Collective Memory from the Margins. A Global Perspective. Ed. Sahana Mukherjee and Phia S. Salter. 1st ed. New York: Nova Science Publishers, 2019. Cultural studies in the third millennium .
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