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AMST 384 1st Edition Lecture 1Outline of First LectureI. Syllabus and Memory/TraditionOutline of Current Lecture II. Distortion in MemoryA. InventoryIII. Collective MemoryIV. Invented Traditiona. “Community is Imagined”Current LectureDistortion- Amerigo Vespucci is the man where we got the name for our country from: “America”o Discovered the New World and American Hemisphere- Distortion in how we remember/see the worldo Ex: Is the United States the only America? What about Latin or Central America? -distortion- Inventory by Antonio Gramscio What degree does history have effect on youo What theories are you aware of o Begins with “knowing yourself”o Infinity of Traces Expose traces we don’t know about- Quote: “There is no such thing as an individual memory that is independent of a collective one” – Hans-Thies LehmannCollective Memory- Memory of individuals is relied on frameworks of social memory- Groups most frequently distort the past in the act of reconstructing it- This is why society erases memory that separates individualsInvented Tradition- Eric Hobsbaun- Set of practices or accepted rules, which seek to certain values by repetition These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.- Automatically implies continuity with pasto Ex: Christmas is on Dec 25th every year, New Years Celebration is fictious because the calendar socially constructed ito Largely fictiouso Denies what came before traditiono Distortion and illusion- Memory Studieso MartiaSturkeno Inventive social practice through which different stories has a place in historyo Memories and histories often become entangled and co-constitutive  They feed off each other Most times as myth Who gets to tell how the history wento “to map the geography of memory is to reimpose narrative on democracy of versions” –Stuart McConnell- “Community is Imagined” o Antonio Gramscio How we imagine ourselves belonging to a communityo Components that make you believe you exist in a groupo Becomes a phantasm of the intellecto A fetish- Example of an Invented Tradition:o Betsy Ross selling the American Flag-site of memory, symbolic but never really


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