Theoretical Foundations of Collective Memory in Social Groups

This exam focuses on the theoretical frameworks underlying collective memory, emphasizing how groups construct and recall shared historical narratives. Key theories such as Social Identity Theory and Collective Remembering will be addressed.

Understanding these theories offers significant insights into group behavior and societal cohesion. Collective memory influences not only personal identities but also broader socio-political dynamics, affecting how communities remember their past.

Candidates will be assessed on their ability to verbally articulate the key theories and analyze their implications for social identities. Emphasis will be placed on clarity and depth of understanding.

It is recommended that students engage with both classic and contemporary literature to reinforce their grasp of the subject matter.