Theorizing Historical Consciousness

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Title page ......Page 1 Copyright ......Page 2 Contents ......Page 3 Acknowledgments ......Page 5 Contributors ......Page 7 Introduction - Peter Seixas ......Page 12 notes ......Page 25 Part I: Historiographies and Historical Consciousness ......Page 30 Towards a Theoretical Framework for Comparing Historiographies: Some Preliminary Considerations - Chris Lorenz ......Page 34 notes ......Page 54 Specific Narratives and Schematic Narrative Templates - James V. Wertsch ......Page 58 notes ......Page 70 Historical Consciousness: Narrative Structure, Moral Function, and Ontogenetic Development - Jorn Rusen ......Page 72 notes ......Page 91 History, Memory, and Historical Distance - Mark Salber Phillips ......Page 95 notes ......Page 110 Part II: History Education and Historical Consciousness ......Page 112 Young People's Assimilation of a Collective Historical Memory: A Case Study of Quebeckers of French-Canadian Heritage - Jocelyn Letourneau and Sabrina Moisan ......Page 118 notes ......Page 133 Understanding History - Peter Lee ......Page 138 Appendix 1 ......Page 165 Appendix 2 ......Page 166 notes ......Page 169 Historical Consciousness and Historical Education: What to Expect from the First for the Second - Christian Laville ......Page 174 notes ......Page 186 The Pedagogical Insistence of Public Memory - Roger I. Simon ......Page 192 notes ......Page 208 A Dialogue on Narrative and Historical Consciousness - edited and introduced by Kent den Heyer ......Page 211 Part III: The Politics of Historical Consciousness ......Page 222 Disputed Territory: The Politics of Historical Consciousness in Australia - Tony Taylor ......Page 226 notes ......Page 246 The Pursuit of the Past: A Polemical Perspective - John Torpey ......Page 249 notes ......Page 261