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© CECS 2013 All rights reservedThis eBook is available on CECS’s website:http://www.comunicacao.uminho.pt/cecs/Title:Narratives and social memory: theoretical and methodological approachesEdited by:Rosa Cabecinhas & Lília AbadiaPublisher:CECS - Communication and Society Research CentreUniversity of MinhoBraga, PortugalType:eBook, 343 pagesLayout &Digital edition:Alberto SáCover:Edition assistant:João FloresRicardina MagalhãesISBN: 978-989-8600-04-2Publication:2013, FebruaryThis publication is supported by the European Regional Development Fund (FEDER)through the funds of the Competitiveness Factors Operational Programme (COMPETE) andwith national funds from the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT)under the scope of the research project ‘Identity Narratives and Social Memory: the (Re)making of Lusophony in Intercultural Contexts’ (PTDC/CCI-COM/105100/2008)
Table of ContentsPreambleNarratives and Social Memory: Dialogic Challenges 5Rosa Cabecinhas & Lilia AbadiaPart ICognitive and Emotional Processes in Collective RememberingNarratives and Social Memory from the Perspective of Social Representations of History 11James H. LiuThe Lay Historian: How Ordinary People Think about History 25Olivier KleinEmotional Processes in Elaborating a Historical Trauma in the Daily Press 46Éva Fülöp & János LászlóTransitional Justice Processes, Shared Narrative Memory about Past Collective Violence and Reconciliation 61Manuel Cárdenas, Darío Páez & Bernard RiméThe Past and the Present (re)Visited: War Veterans’ Representations of the Portuguese Colonial War 76Ana Figueiredo, Joaquim Pires Valentim, Laurent Licata & Bertjan DoosjePart IIMedia(ted) Narratives and Public MemoryHard News Cognitive Shift: from Facts to Narratives 93Luiz G. MottaNarratives of Death: Journalism and Figurations of Social Memory 106Bruno Souza Leal, Elton Antunes & Paulo Bernardo VazResearching Identity Narratives in Cyberspace: Some Methodological Challenges 119Lurdes Macedo, Moisés de Lemos Martins, Rosa Cabecinhas & Isabel MacedoJournalistic Narrative: a Story of Real Life 134Miriam Bauab PuzzoPart IIIAudiovisual Narratives and Cultural MemoryThe Works of Sísifo: Memories and Identities of the Portuguese in Africa according to Fiction Films of the TwentiethCentury146Maria Manuel BaptistaAudiovisual Post-colonial Narratives: Dealing with the Past in Dundo, Colonial Memory 159Isabel Macedo, Rosa Cabecinhas & Lilia AbadiaNarratives and social memory: theoretical and methodological approaches3
Page 4 and 5: Cinematic Landscape and Social Memo
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The Past and the Present (re)Visite
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Hard News Cognitive Shift: from Fac
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Researching Identity Narratives in
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Journalistic Narrative: a Story of
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Cinematic Landscape and Social Memo
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The Subject-Matter of Audiovisual H
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Part IVEthnic, National and Suprana
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Narratives of Redemption: Memory an
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Memory and the Flows of Identity in
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‘Diaspora Space’ as Heard and O
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Colonial Missions in the North Amer
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Part VSocietal Issues, Collective A
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Collective Mobilization and the Soc
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Narratives as Prison ‘Escapes’:
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Drawings and Narrative: the Inmates
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Comissões Unitárias de Mulheres d
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Adozinda Goes to the Feminine Readi
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