Memory Studies Portal

Max Hantel.  2012.  Posthumanism, Landscapes of Memory, and the Materiality of AIDS in South Africa. WSQ: Women's Studies Quarterly. 40(1):251-256.

Colin Davis.  2012.  Postwar Renoir: film and the memory of violence. Routledge advances in film studies ; 16.

Francis D. Raška.  2012.  Prague Panoramas: National Memory and Sacred Space in the Twentieth Century. By Cynthia Paces. European Legacy. 17(3):424-425.

Jason James.  2012.  Preservation and national belonging in eastern Germany: heritage fetishism and redeeming Germanness.

Syed Muhd Khairudin Aljunied.  2012.  The Prison and the Anti-Colonialist in British Malaya. Journal of Historical Sociology. 25(3):386–412.

Cherstin M Lyon.  2012.  Prisons and patriots: Japanese American wartime citizenship, civil disobedience, and historical memory.

Shunji Cui.  2012.  Problems of Nationalism and Historical Memory in China's Relations with Japan. Journal of Historical Sociology. 25(2):199–222.

Timothy Recuber.  2012.  The Prosumption of Commemoration: Disasters, Digital Memory Banks, and Online Collective Memory. American Behavioral Scientist. 56(4):531-549.

William Hirst, Ioana Apetroaia Fineberg.  2012.  Psychological perspectives on collective memory and national identity: The Belgian case. Memory Studies. 5(1):86-95.

Philip J Lee, Pradip Ninan Thomas.  2012.  Public memory, public media and the politics of justice.

Philip Lee, Pradip Thomas.  2012.  Public memory, public media, and the politics of justice.

Eveline G. Bouwers.  2012.  Public pantheons in revolutionary Europe: comparing cultures of remembrance, c. 1790-1840.

Hilary Francis.  2012.  ¡Que se rinda tu madre! Leonel Rugama and Nicaragua's Changing Politics of Memory. Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies (13569325). 21(2):235-252.

Daryl W. Palmer.  2012.  Quivira, Coronado, and Kansas: A Formative Chapter in the Story of Kansans' Collective Memory. Kansas History. 35(4):250-265.

Sidonie Smith.  2012.  Reading the Posthuman Backwards: Mary Rowlandson's Doubled Witnessing. Biography. 35(1):137-152.

Alejandro Cerda García.  2012.  Reclamos de las memorias y usos de los márgenes: movimientos indígenas en América Latina. (Spanish). Política y Cultura. (37):135-157.

Nanci Adler.  2012.  Reconciliation with – or rehabilitation of – the Soviet past? Memory Studies. 5(3):327-338.

Andrew Newman.  2012.  On Records: Delaware Indians, Colonists, and the Media of History and Memory. :328.

Cathleen K Kozen.  2012.  Redress as American-Style Justice: Congressional Narratives of Japanese American Redress at the End of the Cold War. Time & Society. 21(1):104-120.

David Ryan.  2012.  Re-enacting Independence through Nostalgia - The 1976 US Bicentennial after the Vietnam War. FIAR: Forum for Inter-American Research. 5(3):26-48.

Robin Maria Delugan.  2012.  Reimagining national belonging: post-civil war El Salvador in a global context.

Andrew Demshuk.  2012.  Reinscribing Schlesien as Slask. History and Memory. 24(1):39-86,178.

Justyna Beinek, Piotr Kosicki.  2012.  Re-mapping Polish-German Historical Memory: Physical, Political, and Literary Spaces since World War II.

Paige L. Gibson, Steve Jones.  2012.  Remediation and remembrance: "Dancing Auschwitz" Collective Memory and New Media. Purification et commémoration : « Dancing Auschwitz » mémoire collective et nouveaux médias.. 5(2):107-131.

Phillip A Buckner, John G Reid, University of London.  2012.  Remembering 1759: the conquest of Canada in historical memory.