Kollektiv yaddaş — sosial qrupa xas olan, onun kimliyi ilə əhəmiyyətli dərəcədə əlaqəli olan xatirələrin, biliklərin və məlumatlarının ortaq ehtiyatı.[1][2][3] Bu ifadə ədəbiyyatlarda XIX əsrin ikinci yarısında meydana çıxmışdı. Filosof və sosioloq Moris Halbvaks "Les cadres sociaux de la mémoire" (1925) kitabında kollektiv yaddaş anlayışını təhlil edərək təkmilləşdirmişdir.[4] Kollektiv yaddaş böyük və kiçik sosial qruplar tərəfindən qurula, paylaşıla və ötürülə bilər. Bu qruplara misal olaraq millətləri, generasiyaları, icmaları və başqalarını göstərmək mümkündür.[1] Kollektiv yaddaş psixologiya, sosiologiya, tarix, fəlsəfə və antropologiya da daxil olmaqla bir sıra fənlər üzrə maraq və tədqiqat mövzusu olmuşdur.[5]
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