 | Bernhard Dietz - 1999 - 628 páginas
...reconstitute the notion of collective cultural identity itself in historical, subjective and symbolic terms. Collective cultural identity refers not to a uniformity...earlier events and periods in the history of that unit and to notions entertained by each generation about the collective destiny ofthat unit and its... | |
 | Stephen Schloesser - 2005 - 465 páginas
...the Historiography of the First World Wat,' Journal of Modern History 64 (September 1992): 525-32. 32 'Collective cultural identity refers not to a uniformity...earlier events and periods in the history of that unit, and to notions entertained by each generation about the collective destiny of that unit and its... | |
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Collective cultural identity refers not to a uniformity of elements over generations but to a sense of continuity on the part of successive generations of a given cultural unit of population, to shared memories of earlier events and periods in the history... 