| [NT 42944] Record Type: |
[NT 8598] Electronic resources
: [NT 40817] monographic
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| [NT 47348] Title Information: |
transnational politics, ethics and society |
| [NT 47353] Alternative Intellectual Responsibility: |
GutmanYifat, 1977- |
| [NT 47353] Alternative Intellectual Responsibility: |
BrownAdam D., 1977- |
| [NT 47353] Alternative Intellectual Responsibility: |
SodaroAmy, 1975- |
| [NT 47356] Secondary Intellectual Responsibility: |
Palgrave Connect (Online service) |
| [NT 47351] Place of Publication: |
Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire New York |
| [NT 47263] Published: |
Palgrave Macmillan; |
| [NT 47352] Year of Publication: |
2010 |
| [NT 47264] Description: |
1 online resource (xi, 217 p.)ill. : |
| [NT 47298] Series: |
Palgrave Macmillan memory studies |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
Collective memory - Political aspects. - |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
Memorialization - Social aspects. - |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
War and society. - |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
War memorials - Social aspects. - |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
Political violence - Social aspects. - |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
Collective memory. - |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
Memorialization. - |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
Political aspects. - |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
Political violence. - |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
Social aspects. - |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
War memorials. - |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
SOCIAL SCIENCE - Anthropology - |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
POLITICAL SCIENCE - Public Policy - |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
SOCIAL SCIENCE - Popular Culture. - |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
Politieke aspecten. - |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
Oorlogen. - |
| [NT 47266] Subject: |
Sociale aspecten. - |
| [NT 51458] Online resource: |
http://www.palgraveconnect.com/doifinder/10.1057/9780230292338An electronic book accessible through the World Wide Web; click for information |
| [NT 47265] Notes: |
Description based on print version record. |
| [NT 51398] Summary: |
For those who study memory there is a nagging concern that memory studies are inherently backward-looking, that memory itself and the ways in which it is deployed, invoked and utilized can potentially hinder efforts to move forward. However, there are many memory scholars and practitioners who firmly believe that the study of memory is ultimately about and for the present and future. This view of memory as looking to the past as a way to shape the present and future is the basis for the increasingly relevant and pressing concerns about the relationship of memory to conflict and democratic politics: human rights and transitional justice, post-colonial memory, revenge and violence, testimony, imposture and forgery, social movements and utopian ideas, and the role of historical knowledge and testimony. This book brings together an interdisciplinary group of prominent scholars to examine the relationship between past and present, and especially past and future. |
| [NT 50961] ISBN: |
9780230292338electronic bk. |
| [NT 50961] ISBN: |
023029233Xelectronic bk. |
| [NT 60779] Content Note: |
Introduction: Memory and the Future: Why a Change of Focus is Necessary / Y. Gutman, A. Sodaro & A.D. Brown The Internationalization of Memory How Meanings and Models Travel the World Changing Temporalities and the Internationalization of Memory Cultures / D. Levy Misremembering the Holocaust / R. Poole Memory and History from Past to Future: A Dialogue with Dori Laub on Trauma and Testimony / A Conversation Between Dori Laub and Federico Finchelstein Remembering Yesterday to Protect Tomorrow: How the Current Paradigm of Memorialization Relies on Assumptions about the Relationship between Past and Future / L. Bickford Narrative, Oral History and Visual Memory How the Form Serves the Aim The Role of Conversations in Shaping Individual and Collective Memory, Attitudes and Behavior / J. Koppel & W. Hirst Re-Presenting Victim and Perpetrator: The Role of Photographs in US Service Members' Testimony Against War / K. Spring How Shall We Remember Srebrenica? Will the Language of Law Structure our Memory? / S. Leydesdorff Temporality and the Political I: Utopia Refugees from Utopia: Remembering, Forgetting, and the Making of the Feminist Memoir Project / A. Snitow Happy Memories under the Mushroom Cloud: Utopia and Memory in Oak Ridge, Tennessee / L. Freeman Temporality and the Political II: Revenge Authorizing Death: Memory Politics and States of Exception in Contemporary El Salvador / G. Santamaria-Balmaceda Enacting Past and Future at Yasukuni Shrine, Japan / D.P. Janes. |