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Two cases of memory construction in Fiji: A theoretical development of collective memory under globalisation and digital agetive memory

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The theory of collective memory argues that remembering is a socially constructed phenomenon. It is society that constructs and provides individuals with norms, beliefs, and ideas about life, and only within the social framework can people memorise the past. Each society develops its own unique social context, and so is the case with collective memory. Even if several social groups witness the ...
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2019
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Fiji
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Journal article
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Macmillan Brown Centre for Pacific Studies
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