MEMORIA COLECTIVA Y PROCESOS SOCIALES Collective memory and social processes
Roberto Manero Brito, Maricela Adriana, Soto Martínez
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Roberto Manero Brito, Maricela Adriana, Soto Martínez
Abstract
The versions that groups and persons make about past events are a constitutive part of the social practices. In this sense, when we speak of memory, we speak of a constituted memory, that is, we refer to a constructive memory, i. e. to a memory that builds the social reality that participates in the constitution of the subjectivity. This paper presents some notes on the subject of the memory, starting with the debates around the individual memory and the collective memory, and then, to analyze some ideas on memory and the collective
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The versions that groups and persons make about past events are a constitutive part of the social practices. In this sense, when we speak of memory, we speak of a constituted memory, that is, we refer to a constructive memory, i. e. to a memory that builds the social reality that participates in the constitution of the subjectivity. This paper presents some notes on the subject of the memory, starting with the debates around the individual memory and the collective memory, and then, to analyze some ideas on memory and the collective
Key concepts: Collective memory, Social memory, Subjectivity, Constructive, Subject (documents), Psychology, Cognitive science, Constitution