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THE DYNAMICS OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ISOLATION AND MEMORY TRANSMISSION IN “TEMPÊTE” NOVELLA BY J. M. G. LE CLÉZIO: A POST-MEMORY REVIEW Abstract: The concept of postmemory, introduced by Hirsch (2012), focuses on the processes through which memories ...
Nadya Annisa Noer +2 more
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“Beyond the Threshold of War, There Seemed to Be No Reality and No Past”30: Third Generation Jewish American Writers and the Inherited Memory of the Holocaust [PDF]
“Beyond the threshold of war, there seemed to be no reality and no past” (Hoffman 13). In her celebrated book After Such Knowledge: A Meditation on the Aftermath of the Holocaust (2004), Hoffman discusses the pervading presence of the Shoah in Jewish ...
Laura Gimeno-Pahissa
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Memory and Trauma: Contemporary Interpretations of the 1992‑1995 War among the Youth of Bosnian‑Muslim For Bosnia and Herzegovina, the 1990s were a period of changes due to war.
Katarzyna Wasiak
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Probing the Boundaries of Irish Memory: From Postmemory to Prememory and Back [PDF]
Through a critical redefinition of the term ‘postmemory and the introduction of the corresponding term ‘prememory’, two different directions are proposed for advancing the historical study of memory in Ireland and beyond: Regenerative prememory and ...
Guy Beiner
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Khlebosolny/Bread and Salt : A time-travelling journey to Eastern Europe (and back)
In this article, I describe a journey my sister Rebecca and I made in 2012 to Eastern Europe, part diasporic return/roots journey and part artistic residency, during which we developed artworks in the form of ritual, performative practices with bread ...
Katy, Beinart
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Alice Zeniter ou l’art du renouveau
L’Art de perdre (Flammarion, 2017) is the fifth and latest novel of Alice Zeniter, French novelist and dramatist. She published her first novel at the age of sixteen. In this paper I will present L’Art de perdreas a novel related to the common history of
Jędrzej Pawlicki
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The book thoroughly explores postmemory in the Polish historical and political contexts to reveal the multidimensional identity strategies of the second generation of Jews in Poland after the Holocaust, also called the "generation after". Kuchta provides a captivating reflection by focusing on transgenerational transmission of trauma, strategies ...
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Food and Trauma: Anthropologies of Memory and Postmemory. [PDF]
Strand M.
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Postmemory and cultural trauma: analysis of lithuanian deportee descendants' collective identity. [PDF]
This work tries to analyse how in 1940-1953 the memory and painful experiences of Lithuanians who have experienced the deportations of the Lithuanian population are transmitted to their descendants, how the repressive past shapes and affects the identity
Blikertaitė, Gabrielė,
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Postmemory of trauma as transgenerational еmpathy: Remembering the Santa pain in Pontic dialogical singing [PDF]
This article examines the relation between music and the transgenerational trauma of the Pontic Greeks - the descendants of the 1923 Black Sea [Karadeniz] refugees.
Tsekouras Ioannis
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