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Foundations: Memory and Identity

History Is Identity Infrastructure

The Twelve Concepts at a Glance

How a Society Learns to Say ‘We’

Checkpoint: Memory and Identity

Reconstruction, Canon, and Power

How the Past Is Reconstructed

Canon and Archive: What Stays Active

Power, Memory, and Organized Forgetting

Checkpoint: Canon, Archive, and Forgetting

Myth, Eurocentrism, and TAGEDU Application

Mythomotor: When Memory Moves a Society

Eurocentrism as Cultural Memory

The TAGEDU Intervention

Apply the Cultural-Memory Audit

Final Checkpoint: Reading Cultural Memory

Development Lab course based on Jan Assmann’s cultural-memory framework. It teaches how societies construct a collective “we,” how canon, archive, myth, and institutional power shape public memory, and how TAGEDU applies equal evidentiary standards to Eurocentrism, de-Africanization, and national mythology.

A TAGEDU Development Lab prototype exploring how cultural memory helps societies construct identity, preserve selected versions of the past, and define who belongs within the collective ‘we. ’.

LAB — How Societies Learn to Say ‘We’ — v0.1

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