Remembering as a Cultural Process
This book describes our journey developing an approach to remembering that is cultural, constructive, and process oriented. Many people have been a part of this journey. Jaan Valsiner has been a continual source of inspiration and encouragement to all of the authors. Wagoner also owes special thanks to Gerard Duveen, Alex Gillespie, and Tania Zittoun, who were instrumental in his early formation. Ignacio Brescó would like to thank Alberto Rosa in this connection. Pina Marsico and Lilith Dorko have been extremely supportive of doing this book project and patient with our delivery. We...
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