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Collective representations is a category for books that examine how groups create and share meaning through symbols, stories, rituals, and images—what sociologist Émile Durkheim called the shared sign systems of a society. These works explore how myths, icons, public memories, and media narratives emerge, circulate, and shape identities, norms, and power, from national flags and religious rites to news frames, memes, and brand cultures. Spanning sociology, anthropology, psychology, cultural studies, and history, the books include both classic theory and contemporary case studies, showing how collective imaginaries are made, maintained, and contested in public life.

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