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Narrated (Hi)Stories in an Intercultural Context
How Young People in Germany and Poland Deal with Tensions Between Communicative and Cultural Memory
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Contents 5
- Peripheral Memories – Introduction 7
- The Functions of Familial Memory and Processes of Identity 21
- “Totally Average Families”? 33
- The Aftermath of Violence 51
- Familial Discussions in the Context of Memory Research on the Second World War 69
- The Family as a Social Frame of Memory 95
- Private, Semi-Public, Published 121
- Curating People? 143
- Remembering the Home 161
- Public Discourse and Private Memory Processes in Luxembourgian Steel Worker Families 183
- Questioning the Cultural Memory of the 1960s 203
- Remembering Socialism, Living Post-Socialism 219
- “Actually we are Deeply Rooted in Austria” 239
- Narrated (Hi)Stories in an Intercultural Context 259
- Contributors 283
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Contents 5
- Peripheral Memories – Introduction 7
- The Functions of Familial Memory and Processes of Identity 21
- “Totally Average Families”? 33
- The Aftermath of Violence 51
- Familial Discussions in the Context of Memory Research on the Second World War 69
- The Family as a Social Frame of Memory 95
- Private, Semi-Public, Published 121
- Curating People? 143
- Remembering the Home 161
- Public Discourse and Private Memory Processes in Luxembourgian Steel Worker Families 183
- Questioning the Cultural Memory of the 1960s 203
- Remembering Socialism, Living Post-Socialism 219
- “Actually we are Deeply Rooted in Austria” 239
- Narrated (Hi)Stories in an Intercultural Context 259
- Contributors 283
