Museums have expanded beyond their initial role in preserving artefacts as memory
intuitions, playing an educational role and being tourist attractions. They had to adapt and …

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the views of the IHRA or of the Ministry of Science and Technology of Israel. All rights …

COVID-19 ruptured mobilities within and between cities during 2020–2022. Empty urban
landscapes came to define experiences, representations, and memories of lockdowns and …

Flashbulb memories (FBMs) refer to vivid and long-lasting autobiographical memories for
the circumstances in which people learned of a shocking and consequential public event. A …

By articulating a shared victimhood or guilt or responsibility, memorial museums are
designed as ethical projects that encourage visitors to learn from the past to build a “better …

The ongoing repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic provide an unparalleled context to
examine how distressing events are remembered. Prior theory and research suggest that (a) …

Flashbulb memory (FBM) is viewed as a special type of autobiographical memory due to its
richness of individuals' self-related details when hearing the news and the long duration. It …

This study explored the relationship between mental and physical therapeutic effects
through three dimensions: man–environment relationships, a sense of place, and symbolic …

In this article, we reconceptualize how contemporary Holocaust memory functions through
the metaphors of common currency and 'zombie memory.'As currency, Holocaust memory is …

In this chapter, we investigate how four Italian and five German Holocaust memorials and
museums, as well as three major internationally relevant Holocaust organizations, employed …