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Dedication; Personal Acknowledgements; Acknowledgments; Contents; Chapter 1: Historiographical Background toßtheßMemory Phenomenon; From theßHistory ofßanßAncient Idea into theßHistoriography ofßaßContemporary Vogue; Late Twentieth-Century History: AßCrisis ofßIdentity; Late Twentieth-Century Historiography: AßCrisis ofßMetanarrative; The Memory Phenomenon inßRelation toßPostmodern Historiography; From Mentalities toßMemory inßtheßStudy ofßCultural History; Deep Sources ofßtheßLate Twentieth-Century Memory Phenomenon; Plan forßtheßBook.
Chapter 2: Pierre Nora's Les Lieux de mémoire 30 Years AfterLes Lieux de mémoire andßtheßCrisis ofßContemporary French Identity; Memory Palaces forßtheßPlaces ofßtheßFrench National Memory; Nora's Reflections onßLes Lieux 30 Years After; The Present Age has Shed Its Ties toßtheßPast; The Nation andßtheßWaning ofßtheßFrench Revolutionary Tradition; Memory Then andßNow; Nora andßHis Critics; Paul Ricoeur: "L'Insolite Lieux de mémoire"; Laurent Gervereau: "Pourquoi Canoniser Pierre Nora"; Nora's Reply toßHis Critics; Chapter 3: The Politics ofßCommemoration.
Commemorative Remembrance inßtheßCultural Politics ofßtheßNation-StateImagining andßInventing Tradition: Benedict Anderson andßEric Hobsbawm asßModels; Variations onßtheßTopic ofßCommemoration; Yael Zerubavel: Zionism andßtheßPolitics ofßCommemoration; Jean-Marc Largeaud: History Within theßCycle ofßCommemoration; Jay Winter andßtheßHistorical Remembrance ofßWorld War I; Historians ofßtheßPolitics ofßCommemoration: Some Common Denominators; Chapter 4: Cultural Memory: FromßtheßThreshold ofßLiteracy toßtheßDigital Age; Orality/Literacy: AßBrief Recapitulation ofßEarly Scholarship.
Jan andßAleida Assmann onßCultural MemoryJan Assmann's Canon; Aleida Assmann's Archive; Memory Studies inßtheßDigital Age; "Memory Unbound"; "History Entangled"; Chapter 5: From History toßHistorical Remembrance inßHolocaust Studies; Trauma andßMemory: TheßHistorians' Dispute; Raul Hilberg: AßHistorical Prelude toßHistorical Remembrance; Saul Friedländer onßtheßLimits ofßRepresentation; Eva Hoffman: Memory andßtheßChildren ofßSurvivors; Gabrielle Spiegel andßPaul Ricoeur: History vis-à-Ưvis Holocaust Memory; Gabrielle Spiegel; Paul Ricoeur.
Jeffrey Olick onßSymbolic Compromise inßtheßGerman Politics ofßHolocaust MemoryDaniel Levy andßNatan Sznaider onßtheßGlobalization ofßHolocaust Memory; Chapter 6: Nostalgia andßtheßMnemonics ofßTime; The Reversal ofßFortune ofßtheßIdea ofßProgress; Scholarly Perspectives onßtheßReinvention ofßNostalgia forßtheßModern Age; Thomas Dodman; Fred Davis; Peter Fritzsche; Charles Rearick; Svetlana Boym; Postmodern Nostalgia; Walter Benjamin: Nostalgia andßHistoriography inßour Times; Chapter 7: Negotiating theßBoundary between Representation andßExperience; Memory's Newfound Claims Upon History.
Chapter 2: Pierre Nora's Les Lieux de mémoire 30 Years AfterLes Lieux de mémoire andßtheßCrisis ofßContemporary French Identity; Memory Palaces forßtheßPlaces ofßtheßFrench National Memory; Nora's Reflections onßLes Lieux 30 Years After; The Present Age has Shed Its Ties toßtheßPast; The Nation andßtheßWaning ofßtheßFrench Revolutionary Tradition; Memory Then andßNow; Nora andßHis Critics; Paul Ricoeur: "L'Insolite Lieux de mémoire"; Laurent Gervereau: "Pourquoi Canoniser Pierre Nora"; Nora's Reply toßHis Critics; Chapter 3: The Politics ofßCommemoration.
Commemorative Remembrance inßtheßCultural Politics ofßtheßNation-StateImagining andßInventing Tradition: Benedict Anderson andßEric Hobsbawm asßModels; Variations onßtheßTopic ofßCommemoration; Yael Zerubavel: Zionism andßtheßPolitics ofßCommemoration; Jean-Marc Largeaud: History Within theßCycle ofßCommemoration; Jay Winter andßtheßHistorical Remembrance ofßWorld War I; Historians ofßtheßPolitics ofßCommemoration: Some Common Denominators; Chapter 4: Cultural Memory: FromßtheßThreshold ofßLiteracy toßtheßDigital Age; Orality/Literacy: AßBrief Recapitulation ofßEarly Scholarship.
Jan andßAleida Assmann onßCultural MemoryJan Assmann's Canon; Aleida Assmann's Archive; Memory Studies inßtheßDigital Age; "Memory Unbound"; "History Entangled"; Chapter 5: From History toßHistorical Remembrance inßHolocaust Studies; Trauma andßMemory: TheßHistorians' Dispute; Raul Hilberg: AßHistorical Prelude toßHistorical Remembrance; Saul Friedländer onßtheßLimits ofßRepresentation; Eva Hoffman: Memory andßtheßChildren ofßSurvivors; Gabrielle Spiegel andßPaul Ricoeur: History vis-à-Ưvis Holocaust Memory; Gabrielle Spiegel; Paul Ricoeur.
Jeffrey Olick onßSymbolic Compromise inßtheßGerman Politics ofßHolocaust MemoryDaniel Levy andßNatan Sznaider onßtheßGlobalization ofßHolocaust Memory; Chapter 6: Nostalgia andßtheßMnemonics ofßTime; The Reversal ofßFortune ofßtheßIdea ofßProgress; Scholarly Perspectives onßtheßReinvention ofßNostalgia forßtheßModern Age; Thomas Dodman; Fred Davis; Peter Fritzsche; Charles Rearick; Svetlana Boym; Postmodern Nostalgia; Walter Benjamin: Nostalgia andßHistoriography inßour Times; Chapter 7: Negotiating theßBoundary between Representation andßExperience; Memory's Newfound Claims Upon History.