Memory Studies Portal

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2010
Barbara J. Heath, Lori A. Lee.  2010.  Memory, Race, and Place. History Compass. 8(12):1352-1368.
Annette Kuhn.  2010.  Memory texts and memory work: Performances of memory in and with visual media. Memory Studies. 3(4):298-313.
Susan Rubin Suleiman.  2010.  Memory Troubles: Remembering the Occupation in Simone de Beauvoir's Les Mandarins. French Politics, Culture & Society. 28(2):4-17.
Nigel C Hunt.  2010.  Memory, War, and Trauma. :232.
Nicolas Schwaller, Cora Alexa Døving.  2010.  Minority narratives and national memory.
[Anonymous].  2010.  MK: on Pol-R relations.
Piotr M. Szpunar.  2010.  Monuments, mundanity and memory: Altering ‘place’ and ‘space’ at the National War Memorial (Canada). Memory Studies. 3(4):379-394.
Gaye M. Bammert.  2010.  Narrating the Church: Protestant Women Pastors Challenge Nostalgic Desire. Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion. 26(2):153-174.
Graley Herren.  2010.  Narrating, Witnessing, and Healing Trauma in Paula Vogel's How I Learned to Drive. Modern Drama. 53(1):103-114.
Laurie A. Brand.  2010.  National Narratives and Migration: Discursive Strategies of Inclusion and Exclusion in Jordan and Lebanon. International Migration Review. 44(1):78-110.
Gaétane-Diane Forget.  2010.  Navigating 'Deuteronomistic History' as Cultural Memory. Religion & Theology. 17(1/2):1-12.
Matthew A Killmeier, Naomi Chiba.  2010.  Neo-Nationalism Seeks Strength from the Gods: Yasukuni Shrine, Collective Memory and the Japanese Press. Media, War & Conflict. 3(3):334-354.
Marijana Mitrovic.  2010.  'New face of Serbia' at the Eurovision Song Contest: international media spectacle and national identity.. European Review of History. 17(2):171-185.
Mikyoung Kim, Barry Schwartz.  2010.  Northeast Asia's Difficult Past: Essays in Collective Memory. Palgrave Macmillan memory studies. :276.
Kim, Schwartz.  2010.  Northeast Asia's difficult past: essays in collective memory. Palgrave Macmillan memory studies.
Heidi M Schlipphacke.  2010.  Nostalgia after Nazism: history, home, and affect in German and Austrian literature and film.
Kathryn Brown.  2010.  Nostalgia and identity: Jules Simon’s La Femme du Vingtième Siècle. Memory Studies. 3(3):224-231.
N. Dames.  2010.  Nostalgia and its disciplines: A response. Memory Studies. 3(3):269-275.
Ruth Abbott.  2010.  Nostalgia, coming home, and the end of the poem: On reading William Wordsworth’s Ode. Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood. Memory Studies. 3(3):204-214.
Sarah De Mul.  2010.  Nostalgia for empire: ‘Tempo doeloe’ in contemporary Dutch literature. Memory Studies. 3(4):413-428.
K. Houlden.  2010.  Nostalgia for the past as guide to the future: Paule Marshall's The Chosen Place, The Timeless People. Memory Studies. 3(3):253-261.
S. Radstone.  2010.  Nostalgia: Home-comings and departures. Memory Studies. 3(3):187-191.
Pnina Werbner.  2010.  Notes from a Small Place.. Current Anthropology. 51(2):193-221.
Ksenija Sabec.  2010.  Occidentalized Perceptions of Italians and National Stereotypes in Slovene Collective Memory. Cultural Studies. 24(5):729-746.
Jillian Louise Mollenhauer, San Diego/Art History, Theory and Criticism University of California.  2010.  Olmec monuments as agents of social memory.