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Written by Johan Norberg (magazine, 2022)

the concept of false nostalgia

artificial history - fake castles

"When asked if life in their country is better or worse today than 50 years ago, 31% British, 41% American, and 46% French say that it is worse

Romanticism

National identities

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Maori Oral Narratives, Pakeha Written Texts

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Maori Oral Narratives, Pakeha Written Texts

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Written by Judith Binney (New Zealand journal of history, 2004)

There are numerous ways of transmitting history, specifically ORAL and WRITTEN

Two distinct versions of history (one of the colonizer and one of the colonized)

History can be opinion based and subjective

History is not set in stone all the time - it can be changed

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Written by Colin Powell (U.S. department of state, 2004)

Remembrance

Honouring those who have came/passed before us

Monuments and their effect on remembering and history

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Written by Rachel Kaadzi Ghansah (Transition, No 109, Persona, 2012)

False nostalgia

Uncommunicative families

Racism and generational trauma

Different stories and narratives coming from different people

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Connection - My Mother's House, Maori Oral Narratives, False Nostalgia

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Connection - My Mother's House, Maori Oral Narratives, False Nostalgia

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Having different versions of history come from different places (different groups or different individuals), which can warp someone's perspective on history and create false nostalgia.

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Connection - Of Memory and Our Democracy, Maori Oral Narratives

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Connection - Of Memory and Our Democracy, Maori Oral Narratives

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Having different ways to share/pass down history to one another and to have different ways to communicate that, such as written, orally, or physically through monuments.

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Alzheimer's Association 2024 Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures

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Alzheimer's Association 2024 Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures

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Published by Alzheimer's Association (2024)

A significant amount of people living in America have Alzheimer's

Talks about care givers as well as patients

Unpaid care (from family members)

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Connection - Maori Oral Narratives, My Mother's House

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Connection - Maori Oral Narratives, My Mother's House

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Talks about how different narratives shapes people's views of history and past events. Also mentions that history is tainted with individual's views and opinions, and it isn't a neutral thing. It is shaped by power, culture, and selective stories. Both texts state that history is constructed over time by numerous people.

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Connection - Alzheimer's Association, False Nostalgia

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Connection - Alzheimer's Association, False Nostalgia

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Both talk about how memory is a complex thing, however the Alzheimer's Association is more scientific and medical while False Nostalgia is more cultural as well as historical. They talk about loss of memory - one the decline in the brain and the other with the involuntary loss of memory due to numerous factors. They both state that memory overall isn't reliable.

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The imperfection and unreliability of human memory, whether due to nostalgia or neurological decline, affects personal identities.

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The imperfection and unreliability of human memory, whether due to nostalgia or neurological decline, affects personal identities.

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My Mother's House

Maori Oral Narratives

Alzheimer's Statistics

False Nostalgia

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To what extent is the imperfection and unreliability of human memory impacted by neurological decline and nostalgia?

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To what extent is the imperfection and unreliability of human memory impacted by neurological decline and nostalgia?