Memory Studies Portal

Graham Dawson.  2007.  Making peace with the past?: memory, trauma and the Irish Troubles

Dalia. Ofer.  2007.  The March of Memory: Survivors and Relatives in the Footsteps of the Kladovo-Sabać Refugees. Israel Studies. 12(3):134-160.

Padraic Kenney.  2007.  Martyrs and Neighbors: Sources of Reconciliation in Central Europe. Common Knowledge. 13(1):149-169.

Deidre. Lynch.  2007.  Matters of Memory: Response. Victorian Studies. 49(2):228-240.

Rocío G. Davis.  2007.  Mediating Historical Memory in Asian/American Family Memoirs: K. Connie Kang'S Home Was the Land of Morning Calm and Duong Van Mai Elliott's The Sacred Willow. Biography. 30(4):491-511.

Jane Calow.  2007.  Memoria, memory, and commemoration. Mortality. 12(2):103-108.

Doron Mendels.  2007.  On Memory: An Interdisciplinary Approach. :356.

David Mason.  2007.  Memory and Imagination in the Poetry of B. H. Fairchild. Sewanee Review. 115:251-263.

Andrew Jones.  2007.  Memory and Material Culture. Topics in contemporary archaeology. :258.

Bernardo Gandulla.  2007.  Memory and Remembrance in Patriarchal Traditions: Two Cases of Re-signification for the Presence of Absence. Holy Land Studies: A Multidisciplinary Journal. 6(2):163-175.

Maria Antónia Pires De Almeida.  2007.  Memory and trauma of the Portuguese agrarian reform: A case study. Portuguese Journal of Social Science. 6(2):63-76.

Luisa Passerini.  2007.  Memory and utopia: the primacy of intersubjectivity. Critical histories of subjectivity and culture.

Oren Meyers.  2007.  Memory in Journalism and the Memory of Journalism: Israeli Journalists and the Constructed Legacy of Haolam Hazeh. Journal of Communication. 57(4):719-738.

Barton Durham-Tübingen Research Symposium on Earliest Christianity and Judaism, Loren T Stuckenbruck, Benjamin G Wold.  2007.  Memory in the Bible and antiquity: the fifth Durham-Tübingen Research Symposium (Durham, September 2004).

Norman K. Denzin.  2007.  "Memory: Lewis and Clark in Yellowstone circa 2004". Symbolic Interaction. 30(3):297-321.

Gabriel Koureas.  2007.  Memory, masculinity and national identity in British visual culture, 1914-1930: a study of 'unconquerable manhood'.

Oyarzun R. Pablo.  2007.  Memory, Moment, and Tears. CR: The New Centennial Review. 7(3):1-20.

Rachel Tzvia Back.  2007.  On Memory, Narrative and Forgiveness. Bridges: A Jewish Feminist Journal. 12(2):6-8.

Cuttaleeya. Noparatnaraporn, Ross King.  2007.  Memory or Nostalgia: The Imagining of Everyday Bangkok. Sojourn: Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia. 22(1):57-82.

Keith A. Erekson.  2007.  Method and Memory in the Midwestern "Lincoln Inquiry": Oral Testimony and Abraham Lincoln Studies, 1865-1938. The Oral History Review. 34(2):49-72.

John Turpin.  2007.  Monumental Commemoration of the Fallen in Ireland, North and South, 1920–60. New Hibernia Review. 11(4):107-119.

Ka-ming Wu.  2007.  Monuments of Grief: Village Politics and Memory in Post-Socialist Rural China. Ethnology. 46(1):41-55.

Ka-ming Wu.  2007.  Monuments of Grief: Village Politics and Memory in Post-Socialist Rural China. Ethnology. 46(1):41-55.

Tim Raphael.  2007.  Mo(u)rning in America: Hamlet, Reagan, and the Rights of Memory. Theatre Journal. 59(1):1-20.

Brian Conway.  2007.  Moving through Time and Space: Performing Bodies in Derry, Northern Ireland. Journal of Historical Sociology. 20(1-2):102–125.