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The Locatedness of Collective MemoryHow do national canons and myths survive? How are they silenced or deconstructed? How is knowledge about the past transmitted and challenged in a transnational age?International network meeting MYMEM (National Myths and Collective Memory in a Transnational Age)and workshop at the University of Stavanger 12-13 December 2012Financed by the SAMKUL program (Cultural conditions underlying social change), Research Council of NorwayThe locatedness of the Collectiveness in M. HalbwachsInfo  WatchAlexandre Dessinguémercredi 12 décembre 201214:00 RST35 Minutes 8 SecondsHistory, Memory and DecolonizationInfo  WatchB. Schwarz, Queen Mary, University of Londonmercredi 12 décembre 201214:45 RST31 Minutes 14 SecondsThe Celtic myth in the construction of French historical memoryInfo  WatchO. Parsis-Barubé, University Charles de Gaulle – Lille IIImercredi 12 décembre 201215:45 RST35 Minutes 18 SecondsNational myths in comparison: Serbian and Romanian history textbooks and myths of originInfo  WatchA. Dutceac Segesten, University of Lundmercredi 12 décembre 201216:30 RST37 Minutes 49 Seconds