Memory Studies Portal

Regula Ludi.  2004.  Waging War on Wartime Memory: Recent Swiss Debates on the Legacies of the Holocaust and the Nazi Era. Jewish Social Studies. 10(2):116-152.

Derek. Goldman.  2004.  What Was That Unforgettable Line?: Remembrances from the Rubbleheap The South Atlantic Quarterly. 103(1):45-55.

Lisa Diedrich.  2004.  "Without us all told": Paul Monette's Vigilant Witnessing to the AIDS Crisis. Literature and Medicine. 23(1):112-127.

Paul Williams.  2004.  Witnessing Genocide: Vigilance and Remembrance at Tuol Sleng and Choeung Ek. Holocaust and Genocide Studies. 18(2):234-255.

Janet Liebman Jacobs.  2004.  Women, Genocide, and Memory The Ethics of Feminist Ethnography in Holocaust Research. Gender & Society. 18(2):223-238.

Val Gillies, Angela Harden, Katherine Johnson, Paula Reavey, Vicki Strange, Carla Willig.  2004.  Women's collective constructions of embodied practices through memory work: Cartesian dualism in memories of sweating and pain. British Journal of Social Psychology. 43(1):99-112.

Anne E. Wilson, Melissa D. Smith, Hildy S. Ross, Michael Ross.  2004.  Young Children's Personal Accounts of Their Sibling Disputes. Merrill-Palmer Quarterly. 50(1):39-60.

Samera Esmeir.  2003.  1948: Law, History, Memory. Social Text. 21(2):25-48.

Rachel Hughes.  2003.  The abject artefacts of memory: photographs from Cambodia’s genocide. Media, Culture & Society. 25(1):23-44.

James K. Chandler.  2003.  About Loss: W. G. Sebald's Romantic Art of Memory. The South Atlantic Quarterly. 102(1):235-262.

David L. Eng, David Kazanjian, Judith Butler.  2003.  After Loss, What then? :467-473.

Michael Rothberg, Jared Stark.  2003.  After the witness. History and Memory. 15(1):85.

Alfred W Crosby.  2003.  America's forgotten pandemic: the influenza of 1918.

Ruth M Van Dyke, Susan E Alcock.  2003.  Archaeologies of Memory. :240.

Shankar Aswani, Peter Sheppard.  2003.  The Archaeology and Ethnohistory of Exchange in Precolonial and Colonial Roviana. Current Anthropology. 44:S51-S78.

Diana Taylor.  2003.  The Archive and the Repertoire: Performing Cultural Memory in the Americas. :326.

Diana Taylor.  2003.  The archive and the repertoire: Performing cultural memory in the Americas.

Jeffrey W. Sherman, Carla J. Groom, Katja Ehrenberg, Karl Christoph Klauer.  2003.  Bearing False Witness Under Pressure: Implicit and Explicit Components of Stereotype-Driven Memory Distortions. Social Cognition. 21(3):213-246.

Dorthe Seifert.  2003.  Between Silence and License: The Representation of the National Socialist Persecution of Homosexuality in Anglo-American Fiction and Film. History and Memory. 15(2):94-129.

Victor Roudometof.  2003.  Beyond Commemoration: The Politics of Collective Memory. Journal of Political & Military Sociology. 31(2):161-169.

Ilan Gur-Ze'ev, Ilan Pappé.  2003.  Beyond the Destruction of the Other's Collective Memory: Blueprints for a Palestinian/Israeli Dialogue. Theory, Culture & Society. 20(1):93-108.

Abigail Locke, Derek Edwards.  2003.  Bill and Monica: Memory, emotion and normativity in Clinton's Grand Jury testimony. British Journal of Social Psychology. 42(2):239.

Salim. Tamari.  2003.  Bourgeois Nostalgia and the Abandoned City. Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East. 23(1):173-180.

Ed White.  2003.  Captaine Smith, Colonial Novelist. American Literature. 75(3):487-513.

Alan Tansman.  2003.  Catastrophe, Memory, and Narrative: Teaching Japanese and Jewish Responses to Twentieth-Century Atrocity. Discourse. 25(1):248-271.