... Richard Brodhead speaks at the memorial service of Mary Duke Biddle Trent Semans, granddaughter of Benjamin Duke and great-granddaughter of Washington Duke. Mary Duke Biddle Trent Semans memorial service 2012 ...

... Richard Brodhead speaks at the memorial service for the poet, novelist, essayist, and memoirist Reynolds Price, who was the James B. Duke Professor of English at Duke University. Reynolds Price memorial service A Whole New Life 2011 ...

... Reynolds Price memorial service A Whole New Life 2011 ...

... Mary Duke Biddle Trent Semans memorial service 2012 ...

... John Hope Franklin From Slavery to Freedom memorial service racial justice 2009 ...

... at the memorial held for him in Duke Chapel on June 11, 2009. John Hope Franklin From Slavery to Freedom memorial service racial justice 2009 ...

... Archival bits and memories of the service in the Yugoslav People’s Army are capable of questioning the ethnonational logic that prevailed after Yugoslavia and of pointing to alternatives to it. This chapter’s focus is on this faculty, and describes conditions that make it possible. Specifically...

... This chapter tells the story of the planning and construction of a new visitor center and museum for the memorial. The opening of a new visitor center complex in 2010 included a new museum that more than doubled exhibit space telling the story of the Pearl Harbor attack. This chapter follows...

... media in the service of urban utopia. What I call the politics of emergence celebrates new construction and projects an anticipated future onto the perceived present. collective memory mobile screens neoliberal policy palimpsest Qianmen ...

... of service and lessons learned from her experiences in the public sector. Finally, in her speech at the Lincoln Memorial, she traces her ancestry back to a woman from the African continent to reflect upon the continuing significance of the Gettysburg Address. Ultimately, the origin stories revealed through...

... This chapter follows the ways in which narratives about and archives of military service in the Yugoslav People’s Army have been accommodated to the logic of life in the aftermath of the Yugoslav wars. This logic dictates flattening and remaking biographies, squeezing people into narrow boxes...

... The prologue takes the form of an intimate “Dear Reader” letter from Johnnetta Betsch Cole to her audience of readers. She discusses the origins of the term “speechifying,” as well as memories of giving her first speech during a church service in Florida. She also discusses a bit of her process...

... How do recuperative historiographies of sexuality mobilize salutary forms of loss in the service of collectivities tallying up what they do not as yet have in relation to other constituencies? Far from repudiating such salvific historical forms (instantiated as they routinely are in the language...

... have poetry published in the New Yorker . Helene mentions making book from ’60s letters, never does. Allen Ginsberg dies, Hettie reports funeral service. Ed Dorn is diagnosed with terminal cancer. Helene worries about memories, says she’ll die before he does, which Hettie says is scaring her...

... together a contiguous media in the service of urban utopia. What I call the politics of emergence celebrates new construction and projects an anticipated future onto the perceived present. collective memory mobile screens neoliberal policy palimpsest Qianmen China has promoted sustainable...

... museum war history commemoration reconciliation National Park Service ...

... by approximately four thousand people into patrimony even as it incorporates those residents into its social services bureaucracy. It follows as IPAC seeks to sort out legal title to the buildings and establishes an indemnification program that residents rapidly overwhelm, creating fictitious families, registering...

... reliable website for Tubman enthusiasts and scholars. It can be found at http://www.harriettubmanjournal.com . The National Park Service’s Harriet Tubman Special Resource Study site, at http://www.harriettubmanstudy.org , is also useful. ...

... family history of service and lessons learned from her experiences in the public sector. Finally, in her speech at the Lincoln Memorial, she traces her ancestry back to a woman from the African continent to reflect upon the continuing significance of the Gettysburg Address. Ultimately, the origin stories...

...), 80–102. For the larger effort to organize a Confederate medical service and for the subsequent treatment of Southern soldiers, see Frank R. Freemon, Gangrene and Glory: Medical Care During the American Civil War (Madison, NJ: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1998), 28–34, 77–83, 124–33, 147–59...