Collective Memories as a Vehicle of Fantasy and Identification: Founding stories retold

Collective Memories as a Vehicle of Fantasy and Identification: Founding stories retold
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集体记忆作为幻想和认同的载体:重述的建国故事

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2020
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5.4
通讯作者:
H. Foroughi
H. Foroughi
中科院分区:
管理学2区
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H. Foroughi

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这篇论文建立在最近呼吁用复调的方法来研究过去的修辞用法的基础上,以解释参与集体记忆构建的多重和不同的声音。为此,我通过追溯慈善机构如何重述这个故事来探索(多个)对慈善机构成立故事的集体记忆。我的发现表明,这些被回忆起的故事在两个特定的助记社区中被本地化和润色。我展示了两种不同的创始故事版本,反映了各自助记社区成员共同的社会幻想,他们利用故事的讲述重申了他们认为是本组织的核心宗旨及其作用。这一发现被用来讨论多个集体记忆如何在组织中维持不同的身份。这项研究进一步讨论了社会幻想在组织中维持集体记忆中的相互作用,反之亦然。
This paper builds on recent calls for a polyphonic approach to study rhetorical uses of the past, to account for multiple and diverse voices that take part in the construction of collective memories. To this end, I explore (multiple) collective memories of a charity’s founding story by tracing how this story was retold in the organization. My findings demonstrate that these recollected stories were localized and embellished within two specific mnemonic communities. I show that two different renditions of the founding story projected social fantasies shared by members of respective mnemonic communities, who used the telling of the story to reaffirm what they thought is the core purpose of the organization and their role. This finding is used to discuss how multiple collective memories sustain different identities in organizations. The research further discusses the mutual role of social fantasies in maintaining collective memories in organizations and vice versa.
管理实践中的讲故事:动力和含义
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Stefanie Constanze Reissner (Co-Author)
通讯作者: Stefanie Constanze Reissner (Co-Author)
DOI: 10.1177/1350508414527252
发表时间: 2014
期刊: Organization
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