...Collective Action, Collective Guilt, Collective Memory ...

... debt accounting truth and reconciliation collective memory bankruptcy ...

... collective memory mobile screens neoliberal policy palimpsest Qianmen ...

... haunting black Atlantic black ghosting Beloved black resurrection liminal corporeality collective death collective memory ...

... pemuda nationalism collective memory New Order Indonesia student activist ...

... The introduction examines the political effects and enduring legacies of nationalist youth (pemuda) movements in Indonesia for contemporary Indonesian youth. Showing how official history and collective memory intertwine to define youthful citizenship and resistance in New Order Indonesia...

... corporeality to process the memory of collective and excessive death. This last chapter shows “ghosting” or “fading” as self-protective, and one of the ways women shield themselves from the insular violence of collective memory. These articulations are one way to open a dialogue about the costs of slavery’s...

... commercial historicism visual ethnography collective historical memory ...

... As in other quickly developing cities, a prevalent trope for gentrified Beijing is the palimpsest. It places the passing of time within a narrative of spatial transformation and the preservation of collective memory. I propose that although palimpsest seems to offer a location-specific...

... memory work in the twenty-first-century city. debt accounting truth and reconciliation collective memory bankruptcy ...

..., and later collective, images of public dissent and their affect in the continued meaning and memory making of the events. 4.19 Revolution 1987 June Uprising Saenghwaljuui realism democratization movements In the twenty-first century, online viewing and sharing of photographs has become...

... “Settlements of Memory: Forgeries of Life in Common, 1900–1930s” turns to spatial histories of dispossession and settlement in Durban's interstices and peripheries, through which Indian peasant-workers collectively refashioned selves and landscapes to root themselves in an interstitial geography...