June 14, 2006

New Journal – Memory Studies

FIRST ISSUE JANUARY 2008

Memory Studies will examine the social, cultural, political and technological shifts affecting how, what and why individuals, groups and societies remember. The Journal will probe and challenge proliferating public and academic discourses on the nature, forms and consequences of memory in the contemporary era and will provide paradigmatic strength and direction to the emerging field.

Areas of dialogue and debate will include:

– everyday remembering

– social, collective and public memory

– media, mechanisms, archive and amnesia

– biography and history

– schema and narrative

– cosmopolitanism and globalization

– cultural memory and heritage

– catastrophe and trauma

– nation and nostalgia

– oral history and the culture of the witness – the politics of identity.

Electronic Access:

Memory Studies will be available electronically on SAGE Journals Online at http://mss.sagepub.com

See here http://www.sagepub.co.uk/journalsProdDesc.nav?prodId=Journal201801 for free online trial to Volume 1.


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  1. Sean Field

    I have just discovered the memory and narrative study group,
    which I think is a wonderful idea, and well presented on
    the web. Please do add my e-mail and the URL of the Centre
    for Popular Memory, of which I am the Director, to your lists.
    Best wishes
    Sean Field

    10 Jan 2007, 08:21

  2. Dear Sean,

    Thank you for bringing news of the Centre for Popular Memory to our attention. I am sure readers of our blog will find the CPM of particular interest. Do please let me know of any news or upcoming events at the CPM and I will happily publicize them by posting them on our blog site.

    With best wishes,

    Mike Brennan.

    11 Jan 2007, 10:45


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