Memory in the Wild

Brady Wagoner, Aalborg UniversityIgnacio Brescó de Luna, Aalborg UniversitySophie Zadeh, University of Cambridge

• Introducing Memory in the Wild; Brady Wagoner and Ignacio Bresco de Luna.Part I. Niels Bohr Lecture.Chapter 1. Memory in the Wild: Life Space, Setting-Specificity, and Ecologies of Experience; Steve Brown and Paula Reavey.Part II. Trajectories Of Autobiographical Remembering.Chapter 2. Living Memories in the Wild; Tania Zittoun.Chapter 3. On the Possibility of Becoming Otherwise: Autobiographical Memories, Development, and Transition Into Motherhood; Mariann Märtsin.Chapter 4. Setting Specificity and Memory: A Perspective From Sociocultural Psychology; Constance de Saint Laurent.Part III. Between Individual And Collective Memory.Chapter 5. Remembering Traumatic Experiences Across Time and Place: How the Dialogical Turn Echoes Memory in the Wild; Cathy Nicholson.Chapter 6. A Developmental Approach to Remembering: The Dialectic Between Collective Memory and Identity Construction; Alicia Barreiro.Chapter 7. Remembering and Forgetting in the Wild: A Social Representations Perspective; Sophie Zadeh.Part IV. Memory And Cultural Transmission.Chapter 8. Beyond the Master Narrative: Memories in the Globalizing Educational Context; Floor van Alphen.Chapter 9. Narrated and Embodied Memories: A Theory of Dialogical Multiplication; Danilo Silva Guimarães.Chapter 10. That's a Value I Would Transmit in Some Way, But How Concretely, I Don't Know: Intergenerational Value Transfer Revised in Light of Memory; Isabelle Albert, Stephanie Barros, and Dany Boulanger.Part V. Methodological Developments.Chapter 11. Collaborative Remembering Sequences; Lucas M. Bietti.Chapter 12. Narrative as an Elaborative Rehearsal for Autobiographical Memories; Chiara Fioretti.Chapter 13. Experiencing Contemporary Memorials: A Process-Ecological Methodology; Brady Wagoner and Ignacio Bresco de Luna.Part VI. Concluding Response.Chapter 14. Conclusion: Remembering as Difference; Steve Brown and Paula Reavey.About the Authors.