Sentence examples for communal memory from inspiring English sources

His most recent work takes a critical look at architectural spaces that constructs communal memory in museums, diasporic communities, and neoliberal cultural institutions in the wider Pacific.

"The communal memory of the Holocaust continues to push the Jewish community to never let a holocaust occur again," says the American Jewish Committee's Eli Lipmen.

The songs are part of our communal memory; they are also emotional Rorschach blots.

"It's the idea of making communal memory visible," Ms. Sergel said, describing it as "a different kind of power".

Photographers, as this exhibition shows, have an important part to play in these acts of communal memory.

Now, of course, both the market and the towers that replaced it are left to communal memory.

Or are messages about these events and people somehow submerged into the communal memories that these communities have constructed?

The memories these paintings represent are therefore communal memories, embodiments of a history the US and UK insist never took place.

She subverted the ambient noise of bridges and walkways with hidden sound tracks that triggered personal, as well as communal, memories.

Claire is filmed on the remote Scottish island of St Kilda, which was evacuated in 1930 by its remaining 36 inhabitants, who felt hopelessly cut off from the reassuring social experiences and communal memories of the outside world.

Writing under the influence of the German sociologist Maurice Halbwachs and other students of collective memory, Yerushalmi argued that medieval Jews enshrined their communal memories above all in liturgy and in ritual, which bore no connection to the study or recording of history as such.