On the Topology of Cultural Memory: Different Modalities of Inscription and Transmission

according activation already analysis anthropology approach aspects Assmann autobiographical become called claims cognitive cognitive psychology collective concepts concerned connected conscious considered constituted constructed contents correlation criticism cultural memory describe developed discussed distinction effect eine elaboration elements emotional encoding episodes established ethnography example exist experience fact field forgetting function Gedächtnis given hand Heidegger hermeneutical historical idea images important individual instance interesting interpretation knowledge language linguistic long-term memory material means metaphor mind modes mood narrative needed notion object observation original past perception performance phenomena phenomenological possible practices pre-understanding present procedural psychology question reference relation relative remembering representation retrieval schemata seems semantic sense situation social speak specific stored structure subjects term theory things thinking tion topoi tradition translation transmission unconscious understanding understood University Whitehouse writing