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1996
Abstract From Haiselden’s death in 1919 to the present, controversies over eugenic euthanasia and medical refusal to treat impaired newborns periodically appeared and disappeared from the American mass media. Each time the public rediscovered these issues, the memory of Haiselden’s crusade became dimmer. With each revival of interest,
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Abstract From Haiselden’s death in 1919 to the present, controversies over eugenic euthanasia and medical refusal to treat impaired newborns periodically appeared and disappeared from the American mass media. Each time the public rediscovered these issues, the memory of Haiselden’s crusade became dimmer. With each revival of interest,
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On Media Memory. Collective Memory in a New Media Age
Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, 2012openaire +1 more source
Witnessing Eva Stories: Media witnessing and self-inscription in social media memory
New Media and Society, 2022Tobias Ebbrecht-Hartmann, Lital Henig
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Remembering the big game: social identity and memory for media events
Memory, 2020Jeremy K Yamashiro, William Hirst
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Journals of Gerontology - Series B Psychological Sciences and Social Sciences, 2020
Laura Zahodne, Neika Sharifian
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Laura Zahodne, Neika Sharifian
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2009
We are in fact poised in between the hypothesis of the deprivation or of the end of memory and time, and the hypothesis of a breathtaking creative power that makes us lords and masters of every history. And if saying “history” means memory and collective identity, it is obvious that our “giving back a sense” to the past is interlaced with the genesis ...
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We are in fact poised in between the hypothesis of the deprivation or of the end of memory and time, and the hypothesis of a breathtaking creative power that makes us lords and masters of every history. And if saying “history” means memory and collective identity, it is obvious that our “giving back a sense” to the past is interlaced with the genesis ...
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Media usage diminishes memory for experiences
Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 2018Adrian F. Ward +2 more
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