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International Conference on Knowledge and Cultural Memory in Anthropology

📅 1–2 Mar 2027 📍 Glasgow, UK 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the interplay between cultural memory and identity, examining how collective recollections shape individual and group identities. Papers may investigate the role of traditions and narratives in the construction of social identities across diverse communities.

This session focuses on the significance of oral histories in understanding cultural knowledge and memory. It invites contributions that analyze the methodologies and implications of oral narratives in anthropological research.

This track examines the role of rituals in the transmission of collective memory within various cultural contexts. Contributions should address how ritual practices serve as mechanisms for preserving and communicating cultural knowledge.

This session investigates the relationship between heritage and social practices, emphasizing how cultural heritage is enacted and maintained in everyday life. Papers may explore case studies that highlight the dynamic nature of heritage in contemporary societies.

This track delves into the symbolic dimensions of cultural narratives, exploring how symbols function within stories to convey meaning and reinforce cultural values. Contributions should analyze the role of symbolism in shaping collective memory.

This session addresses the role of archives in the construction and preservation of cultural memory. Papers may explore the ethical implications and power dynamics involved in archiving practices and their impact on historical narratives.

This track examines the tensions and synergies between tradition and modernity in anthropological contexts. Contributions should reflect on how contemporary practices reinterpret traditional knowledge and cultural memory.

This session focuses on the mechanisms of knowledge transmission across generations, highlighting the role of family, community, and educational systems. Papers may investigate the challenges and innovations in preserving cultural memory in a rapidly changing world.

This track explores how cultural memory influences and responds to social change, examining the dynamic relationship between memory and societal transformations. Contributions should analyze case studies that illustrate the impact of memory on social movements and cultural shifts.

This session invites papers that provide anthropological insights into the concept of collective memory, exploring its theoretical frameworks and practical applications. Contributions may address how collective memory shapes community resilience and identity.

This track investigates the impact of technology on the preservation and dissemination of cultural memory. Papers may explore how digital platforms and tools are transforming traditional practices of memory-making and knowledge sharing.