Examples of using Collective memory in English and their translations into Spanish
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Each landscape, as such, has been baptised with a name deeply rooted in the population's collective memory.
This, then, is the right time to“de-nationalise”‘Lasallian' and develop, at the European level, a new collective memory.
on a shared collective memory.
The museum had developed through a community-based, participatory methodology, addressing collective memory towards social transformation.
The archive reflected a piece of family history, and above all, served as the company's collective memory.
beyond our time, beyond our collective memory, there exists a planet of curious origin.
Report No. 22(1999-2000) to the Storting defines archives as an important element in society's collective memory.
The collective memory of Vila Madalena takes place in the choice of coatings,
he wants to document the collective memory that has woven the strength of the neighbors to build community spaces in their neighborhoods with their own language between visual anthropology
With the participation of groups of volunteers, Atlantic also carries out the publication of the city's and the community's collective memory, appreciating aspects of historical
A Truth and Reconciliation Commission as proposed in this paper will once again provide an opportunity for developing a collective memory and shared national history,
to delve into the details of collective memory or to go back to the origin of who we are
given that it is important for the artist to work from his own history because this allows an encounter between his memory and collective memory.
from its shape develops a powerful image as institutional building which guarantees its presence in the collective memory.
how these become part of the collective memory, Huyghe reflects on the nature of art and society
culture and collective memory of each country and mirror some stereotypes and/or distortions of their representations and imagery.
in such a way as to form a contemporary element evoking images that are both familiar and part of the collective memory.
In Spain, Carnival as a popular manifestation has miraculously persisted against the harsh hand of the many axes of power that have tried to eliminate it from collective memory, including Franco, who forbade it for 40 years.
By creating a shared collective memory of slavery and the slave trade,
The current situation does not allow the secretariats to accumulate and maintain collective memory and lessons learned consistently for policy formulation and efficient backstopping for