Collective Memory of Political Events: Social Psychological Perspectives Book

	Introduction
1	On the Creation and Maintenance of Collective Memories: History as Social Psychology	3
2	The Inventory of Experience: Memory and Identity	21
3	The Generational Basis of Historical Knowledge	47
4	Art and Remembering Traumatic Collective Events: The Case of the Spanish Civil War	79
5	Commemorating	103
6	How Individual Emotional Episodes Feed Collective Memory	131
7	Social Processes and Collective Memory: A Cross-Cultural Approach to Remembering Political Events	147
8	Group Differences in Memory for a Political Event	175
9	When Individual Memories Are Socially Shaped: Flashbulb Memories of Sociopolitical Events	191
10	Nostalgia, Immigration, and Collective Memory	209
11	Remembering: Passing Back Through the Heart	223
12	The Construction of Remembering and Forgetfulness: Memories and Histories of the Spanish Civil War	237
13	Social Sharing, Emotional Climate, and the Transgenerational Transmission of Memories: The Portuguese Colonial War	253
14	Distortions of Collective Memory: How Groups Flatter and Deceive Themselves	277
	Author Index	295
	Subject Index	301