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Decolonising against a backdrop of colonial amnesia: barriers, challenges, and finding a way forward. [PDF]
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Remembrance of remembrance past
Memory, 2005Arnold and Lindsay (2002) found that individuals more often failed to remember they had previously recalled an item if that item had been cued in a qualitatively different way on two recall occasions: the "forgot-it-all-along" (FIA) effect. Experiment 1 was designed to determine if the FIA effect arises because participants incorrectly believe they ...
Arnold, Michelle M., Lindsay, D. Stephen
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2022
This chapter examines Hull’s distant-water fishery in transition from active industry to maritime heritage, placing it as the final yet ongoing episode in the history of the industry. It draws upon theories of place memory, heritage dissonance, Smith’s Authorised Heritage Discourse and Robertson’s concept of Heritage from Below to deliver an account ...
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This chapter examines Hull’s distant-water fishery in transition from active industry to maritime heritage, placing it as the final yet ongoing episode in the history of the industry. It draws upon theories of place memory, heritage dissonance, Smith’s Authorised Heritage Discourse and Robertson’s concept of Heritage from Below to deliver an account ...
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2018
Kristiane Janeke traces the history of the Moscow Brothers’ (Soldiers’) Cemetery, using the specific case of this memorial to wartime fallen as a springboard to a wider discussion of suppressed memories of the First World War in Russia. The chapter argues that remembrance of the war was deliberately stifled as part of the Bolshevik project of creating ...
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Kristiane Janeke traces the history of the Moscow Brothers’ (Soldiers’) Cemetery, using the specific case of this memorial to wartime fallen as a springboard to a wider discussion of suppressed memories of the First World War in Russia. The chapter argues that remembrance of the war was deliberately stifled as part of the Bolshevik project of creating ...
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2020
Abstract This final chapter returns to the details of Tallis’s biography. It examines his will and the will of his wife Joan, two documents which offer considerable insight into his social circles and the everyday material surroundings of his household, as well as what little we can deduce of his family background.
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Abstract This final chapter returns to the details of Tallis’s biography. It examines his will and the will of his wife Joan, two documents which offer considerable insight into his social circles and the everyday material surroundings of his household, as well as what little we can deduce of his family background.
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