History, Writing and Memory
The Syntropic History of Writing
... simplest memory vehicle of a group of individuals) and transcendence (every practice reorganize and improve itself over time, and different systems of practice merge together in order to overcome its limitation ...
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History and Memory in the Carolingian World
... The bibliography has some gaps. The fundamental recent article on Carolingian historical writing by H.-W. Goetz is missing, as is Gertrud Simon's 'Untersuchungen zur Topik der Widmungsbriefe mittelalterlicher ...
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Eugenics and Education: Implications of Ideology, Memory and History
... a memory induced mini- coma replete with glazed eyes, sweaty palms, and a tight ...embedded memory of our own experience, then another likely source is the humdrum of the ...grade writing test, or ...
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Writing the economic history of Ireland since independence
... indicative of the shift of the study of Ireland’s economic history from economists to historians. From casual observation on the four texts, a noticeable difference is the time span used. In essence, all of the ...
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The History and Memory of the Assassination of Lord Moyne
... Starting with the 1917 Balfour Declaration, a letter written in 1917 by British Foreign Secretary Arthur James Balfour to Lord Rothschild, the British approved establishing in Palestine a national home for the Jewish ...
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Educating the seamstress: studying and writing the memory of work
... of Bryn Mawr would undergo. Such changes were not just ephemeral but went on for life as Pesotta’s pen portrait beautifully demonstrates. Moreover, after leaving Bryn Mawr, the students felt the need to spread their ...
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'Memory wrapped round a corpse' : a cultural history of English Hecubas
... and writing now in English, John Lydgate, the ‘monke of the Monastery of Bury’ asserts that it is Ovid who ‘hath closed / Falshed with trouthe’ and that ‘His mysty speche / so harde is to vnfolde / That it ...
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The History, the Memory and the Educational Institution: A Necessary Relationship
... and Memory” (1996), the author makes a broad retrospect on how the memory of the human culture development has been historically preserved and quotes Eickelmann (1978) when he affirms “(…) in the Muslim ...
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Memoryscape: integrating oral history, memory and landscape on the river Thames
... oral history trail is being constructed with people who live and work along the old main north road out of London, the A1, which runs through the ...‘the history and heritage of the A1 as told by the people ...
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A Brief History of Long Memory: Hurst, Mandelbrot and the Road to ARFIMA
... Mandelbrot and Wallis [37] defined the ‘Brownian domain of attraction’ (BDoA) and showed that such BDoA cannot account for either effect and should therefore be discarded. The BDoA was (rather loosely) defined as the set ...
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Second World War History: Memory Conflict and Dialogue
... European history shows that societies have had to use formal and informal mechanisms to keep society’s collective memory ...the memory groups tries to convince the international community that its ...
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Our remembered selves: oral history and feminist memory
... oral history can work to challenge some of the sanctioned public memo- ries of ...A history of affect was being recorded as well as a narrative of key ...
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Influence of reward history on visual working memory representations
... EEG recording and analyses. EEG was recorded from 61 Ag/AgCl electrodes mounted in an elastic cap (right mastoid reference; online filter: 0.01–250 Hz; sampling rate: 1000 Hz). Additional electrodes were placed 1 cm ...
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Placing the History of College Writing: Stories from the Incomplete Archive
... managing writing instructors (Strickland), a tradi- tion preceding composition’s late-1960s status as a “social formation” (Zebroski ...in writing; a mid-1870s push, influenced by Harvard faculty and ...
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Research on the Writing History of Arabic Rhetoric Studies and its Importance
... After al-Zamakhshari, came the Fakhr al-Din al-Razi (d.606H) through his book entitled "al-Ijaz Nihayah Dirayah al- I'jaz fee". This book is a summary of the studies purporting to al-Jurjani but also many other ...
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Writing the Resistance: A Palestinian Intellectual History, 1967-1974
... resistance history, many of those involved in the movement had the opportunity to explore new ideological possibilities for resistance and worked to link their movement ideologically to revolutionary resistance ...
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Students Writing History Using Traditional and Digital Archives
... in history education has been underlined by scholars, and so have the ways digital archives can improve learning practices (Levesque 2009; Lee & Friedman 2009; Lindquist & Long, ...in history ...
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"Perceiving [ ] in one's own body" the Violence of History, Politics and Writing: Anil's Ghost and Witness Writing
... to History is witnessing to and “taking sides” with the absenced and the muted, the entrapped and the immobilized, providing them with the agency to bear witness to an impossible reality on their own opaque ...
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Critical History and Collective Memory: A Problem in Jewish Education
... We have little idea if or how Jewish students from different backgrounds think differently about Jewish history, and we have no sense of the kind of impact which the study of critical hi[r] ...
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Working Memory in Writing: Empirical Evidence From the Dual-Task Technique
... writing, Marek and Levy (1999) observed any differences between an unattended speech task made by a coherent text or an incoherent one. They thus demonstrated that the effect of this unattended speech is mainly ...
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