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European Journal of Women's Studies, 2019
Drawing on 10 years of activism in Turkey’s trans movement and seven months of fieldwork in Istanbul on mutually formed mother and daughter relationship among trans women, this article looks at alternative understandings of ‘inter-generational’ transmission of memory. How can we engage alternative family making processes and non-normative formations of
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Drawing on 10 years of activism in Turkey’s trans movement and seven months of fieldwork in Istanbul on mutually formed mother and daughter relationship among trans women, this article looks at alternative understandings of ‘inter-generational’ transmission of memory. How can we engage alternative family making processes and non-normative formations of
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Abstract This chapter examines the processes by which traumatic histories are transmitted across generations. Reflecting on the history of trauma scholarship in literary and cultural studies, it focuses on narrative and testimony as well as art practices as means of intergenerational transmission.
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Postmemory sits in places: the relationship of young Romanians to the communist past
Eurasian Geography and Economics, 2023Claudia Doiciar, Remus Crețan
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Postmemory and multilingual identities in English language teaching: a duoethnography
Language Learning Journal, 2021Brian Morgan, Anwar Ahmed
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2013
Pinter’s Ashes to Ashes (1996) combines features of his early memory plays and his overtly political dramas, such as One for the Road (1984), Mountain Language (1988), and Party Time (1991), as well as his sketches Precisely (1983) and The New World Order (1991), which he started writing after the mid-1980s.
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Pinter’s Ashes to Ashes (1996) combines features of his early memory plays and his overtly political dramas, such as One for the Road (1984), Mountain Language (1988), and Party Time (1991), as well as his sketches Precisely (1983) and The New World Order (1991), which he started writing after the mid-1980s.
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A Displaced City and Postmemory
2017This chapter examines how Sinophone writers from PRC, Taiwan, and Hong Kong compose their Beijing narratives to articulate their anxiety and desire, frustrated and fluid subjectivities. Liang Shiqiu a Beijing native, Taipei dweller, literary guru, and sophisticated connoisseur of fine cuisine, writes about Beijing cuisine to evoke emotional affiliation,
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