Virtual reality as a spatial prompt in geography learning and teaching
Geographical Research, Volume 60, Issue 4, Page 625-636, November 2022., 2022 In this article, we examine the potential that virtual reality (VR) holds for pedagogical application in geography. We do so with reference to the results from a two‐year research‐teaching project that was embedded in a postgraduate course on “Heritage and Its Management.” We reflect on the implementation of a VR field trip to the Auschwitz‐Birkenau ...
Maartje Roelofsen +1 more
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Politeja, 2017 Towards Tchernobyl. Is Postmemory a Driving Force for Medicalization or Vice Versa? The article poses a question about relations between practices of medicalization and postmemory ones.
Marta Hoffmann
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Suji Kwock Kim's “Generation” and the Ethics of Diasporic Postmemory [PDF]
, 2016 Regarding her highly acclaimed first book of poetry, Notes from the Divided Country, second-generation Korean American poet Suji Kwock Kim has stated that she considers the representation of the traumatic experiences of the Korean War as “the ...
Sandra So Hee Chi Kim
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ON FINDING AND FABRICATING: MEMORY AND FAMILY HISTORY IN KATJA PETROWSKAJA'S VIELLEICHT ESTHER
German Life and Letters, Volume 74, Issue 4, Page 537-550, October 2021., 2021 ABSTRACT This article argues that Katja Petrowskaja's award‐winning text, Vielleicht Esther (2014), brings a hyper‐local concept of family history to the debate on transnational memory. While the text documents the quest of the narrator for lost or forgotten parts of the life stories of family members who perished in the Holocaust, it also takes ...
SUSANNE ROHR
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Therapists' experiences of working with the intergenerational impact of troubles‐related trauma
Psychotherapy and Politics International, Volume 19, Issue 2, June 2021., 2021 Abstract The social impact of intergenerational trauma within Northern Ireland, particularly regarding the period known as The Troubles, is an area of significant importance to this day. This paper describes a study that aimed to understand the impact of The Troubles through a multi‐generational lens and explore the experiences of practitioners, who ...
Natalie Day, Netalie Shloim
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Traces of the (m)other: deconstructing hegemonic historical narrative in Teat(r)o Oficina Uzyna Uzona's Os Sertões [PDF]
, 2012 This article focuses on the way in which renowned São Paulo-based theatre company Teat(r)o Oficina Uzyna Uzona deconstructs hegemonic historical narrative in their 2000 - 2007 25 hour-long production of Euclides da Cunha’s seminal Brazilian novel Os ...
Albuquerque Jr Durval Muniz de +8 more
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Malinski: Fictional Narrative Between Affiliative Postmemory and the Effacement of the Holocaust
ABEI Journal, 2018 This article proposes a fictional narrative as a postmemory representation as a conjunction of imaginary, appropriation of a position of alterity and the repertoire of Holocaust as a global reference event. Malinski (2000), by the Irish Síofra O'Donovan,
Eda Nagayama
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Transmisión del pasado traumático: posmemoria y enseñanza de la historia reciente
Clio y Asociados, 2018 The study of postmemory focuses on the ways of remembering second generations to which traumatic pasts have been transmitted to them, as well as on the ways in which this transmission takes place.
Daniela Pighin
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The Amnesiac Consciousness of the Contemporary Holocaust Novel: Lily Brett’s Too Many Men and Jonathan Safran Foer’s Everything Is Illuminated [PDF]
, 2010 No abstract (available)
Hunter, Anna Clare
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Praca postpamięci w Kartografie Juana Mayorgi
Politeja, 2017 The Effect of Postmemory in Juan Mayorga’s The Cartographer The Cartographer of Juan Mayorga was inspired by a visit to Warsaw in 2008. The author went on a ‘walk through an invisible Warsaw’, as he himself described it. It was a journey which followed
Kamila Łapicka
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