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Book review: Cultural Memories in the Roman Empire

In conclusion, despite some of the concerns raised above, I found this book to be insightful and a joy to read. If nothing else, this scholarly work provides fodder for future research by providing simple, testable hypotheses about when and why individuals may recall some national events and not others. Generations and Collective Memory, in sum, will be a valuable addition to the library of anyone interested in autobiographical memory, collective memory, and memory studies, in general.