Les archives d’un prêtre savant à Istanbul : traces et supports mémoriels d’une communauté by Anna Théodoridès

“…Stored in his “loft”, a place of resistance and non-surrender, the objects are assembled according to a museum system, in which individual and collective memories are interconnected. This system is used as the basis of an analysis of how the priest builds these collections as a meaningful set of memory aids that are expected to become historical proofs.…”
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Hero, Champion of Social Justice, Benign Friend: Theodore Roosevelt in American Memory by Katy Hull

“…Following scholarship that suggests that societies crave continuity in their collective memories, this article identifies recurring themes in American memories of Theodore Roosevelt as an intensely masculine leader, a champion of social justice, and a loveable character. …”
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La traversée médiatique du simple soldat. À partir de l’œuvre de Bertrand Carrière by Johanne Villeneuve

“…Our reading of Carrière’s work leads to some considerations aboutThe Wartime Memories Project,a website collecting memories (stories and photos) of the Great War and the Second World War. …”
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Le triomphe de l’histoire et la ré-invention de la mémoire dans la fiction romanesque de Jean Divassa Nyama by Noël-Bertrand Boundzanga

“…In this respect, he helps history no to fall into oblivion and gives a new content to collective memories.…”
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El comensal de Gabriela Ybarra : le creux mémoriel comme lieu de (re)construction du passé by Marion Billard

“…Ybarra combines individual memories (personal and familial) and collective memories (journalistic, social and literary) and she also uses fiction. …”
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Polyphonic Echoes of Memory: Between Revolutions (2023), an Affective Epistolary Film by Yasaman Baghban

“…The author aims to explore the relationship between individual and collective memories, emphasizing how these narratives, free from media dominance, challenge prevailing belief about revolutions in Iran and Romania. …”
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A Guiding Line? Rethinking the Road in American Post-Apocalyptic Narratives by Cécile DO HUU

“…The post-apocalyptic backdrop redefines family ethics within the road narrative, envisioning the road as a space-time for transmitting stories and collective memories.…”
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Révéler ce qui fait patrimoine pour penser le renouvellement urbain des cités d’habitations à bon marché de Grenoble by Ryma Hadbi

“…For that, the focus of this article is on individual and collective memories, uses and life stories of the people who have lived in these housing estates for decades. …”
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Compilation of components of urban architectural spaces durability emphasizing the of everyday life rhythms (Case study: Tabriz Bazaar) by Elham Hatami Golzari, Ahmad Mirza kouchak khoshnevis, Qader Bayzidi, Foad Habibi

“…Persistent spaces and phenomena over time and load and become part of collective memories. In this way, paying attention to the durability of space design increases the sense of belonging to space, in this case space does not belong only to the present. …”
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Drafting of the Union treaty in September-December 1991: from the dismantling of statehood to the USSR's collapse by A. V. Lukashin

“…On the basis of these archival documents, as well as press materials, documentary collections, memories of eyewitnesses of those events, the author compares the positions of the Union and the Republican leaders on the structure of the future Union of the USSR: membership in the updated Union, the tax system, state bodies, the legal system. …”
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From Heritage Building Information Modelling Towards an ‘Echo-Based’ Heritage Digital Twin by Hord Arsalan, David Heesom, Nigel Moore

“…Within these phases, intangible data, including collective memories (or oral histories) of people who had first-hand experience with the building, provide ‘echoes’ of past form. …”
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Cross-Gendering the Racial Memory by Marlon B. Ross

“…When Ernest Gaines chooses a woman as the individual subject for collective memorialization and the ideal medium of racial memory in his 1971 novel, The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman, he participates in a significant but overlooked genre of black masculine discourse, the composition of black authorship as historical/national authority through the voice and viewpoint of a female protagonist. …”
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