Handbook of Culture and Memory

Brady Wagoner is Professor of Psychology at Aalborg University in Denmark. He was the co-creator of the F.C. Bartlett Internet Archive and is associate editor for the journals Culture & Psychology and Peace & Conflict. He received the 'early career award' from Division 26 of the American Psychological Association: the Society for the History of Psychology.

Part I. Concept and History of Memory
Chapter 1: The Evolutionary Origins of Human Cultural Memory
Merlin Donald

Chapter 2: From Memory as Archive to Remembering as Conversation
Jens Brockmeier

Chapter 3: Discerning the History Inscribed Within: Significant Sites of the Narrative Unconscious
Mark Freeman

Part II. Cultural Contexts of Remembering
Chapter 4: The Landscape of Family Memory
Bradd Shore and Sara Kauko

Chapter 5: Materiality of Memory: The Case of the Remembrance Poppy
Kyoko Murakami

Chapter 6: Approaches to Testimony: Two Current Views and Beyond
Kotaro Takagi and Naohisa Mori

Chapter 7: Rethinking Function, Self and Culture, in 'Difficult' Autobiographical Memories
Steve D. Brown and Paula Reavey

Part III. Memory through the Life Course
Chapter 8: The Cultural Construction of Memory in Early Childhood
Katherine Nelson

Chapter 9: Memory in Life Transitions
Constance de Saint Laurent and Tania Zittoun

Chapter 10: Memory in Old Age: A Life-span Perspective
Dieter Ferring

Part IV. Memory, History and Identity
Chapter 11: National Memory and Where to Find It
James V. Wertsch

Chapter 12: History, Collective Memories or National Memories? How the Representation of the Past is Framed by Master Narratives
Mario Carretero and Floor van Alphen

Chapter 13: Media and the Dynamics of Memory: From Cultural Paradigms to Transcultural Mediation
Astrid Erll