On the contemporary disintegration of cultural memory.

There is a whole locate of obstacles, of various natures and origins, which hinder the construction and use of cultural memory. a certain quantity of of these obstacles are traditional, while others are more novel Some are cognitive, while others regard more widely our way of being in the world. In the first place, I would like to briefly recall more [i]or[/i] less of these obstacles. Then I will explore the means that we have at our disposal to skip or at least bypass them. I will analyze the way that scientific history-making builds and uses memory, then I will not away a few reflections concerning