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Reunion and Reinterpretation: Group Biography in Process

This paper analyzes a process by which a group informally collaborates in the creation of its own biography through influencing the autobiographical recollections of its members. It shows how the post-World War II reunions of the civilian internees of the Japanese camp in Baguio, Philippines function as family reunions do in creating, interpreting, and transmitting the group's collective biography.