1. Collective Memory
... of power, identity formation or determination of cultural norms. Its documents can be as diverse as acts of commemoration and monuments, memoirs, novels and films, works of art, jokes, children's textbooks, written or filmed testimony relating to a particular cultural event or era. In this paper I will explore cultural memory as it informs narratives, novels, and poetry. For example, Equiano's Interesting Narrative ... slavery with me or in my presence. Perhaps they thought I was too young for this kind of conversation; they did talk about the Klu Klux Klan and mean-spirited and cheap e...
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