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1917 in the Countryside: Iakov Iakovlev and the Writing of the History of the Peasantry in Early Soviet Russia
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1917 god v derevne: vospominaniia krest'ian [1917 in the Countryside: Peasant Memoirs] is a censored volume of a vast collection of peasant memoirs and writings on the Revolution of 1917. These writings were sent by peasants in response to “an appeal to the countryside” published by future...
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Constructing the post-Soviet Armenian National Habitus: The Armenian Genocide and Contested Imaginations of Armenianness
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Armenians around the world commemorated the centennial of the Armenian Genocide in 2015, underscoring how compelling it is to consider contemporary expressions of their identity in relation to collective traumatic memory. This study examines the impact of the collective memory of the Genocide on...
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Fall 2014
Intergenerational transmission of memory is a process by which biographical knowledge contributes to the construction of collective memory (a representation of a shared past). The purpose of the present research project was to investigate the mnemonic properties implicated in the...