Memory Studies Portal

Adrian Short.  2013.  When does face scanning tip over into the full-time surveillance society?

Chris Healy.  2013.  When we look at pictures: Travel television and the intimacy of companion memory. Memory Studies. 6(3):262-272.

Jacqueline Lo.  2013.  ‘Why should we care?’: Some thoughts on cosmopolitan hauntings Memory Studies. 6(3):345-358.

Y.-Dang Troeung.  2013.  Witnessing Cambodia’s Disappeared. University of Toronto Quarterly. 82(2):150-167.

Anne Fuchs.  2012.  After the Dresden bombing: pathways of memory, 1945 to the present.

Ann Rigney.  2012.  The afterlives of Walter Scott: memory on the move.

Susannah Radstone.  2012.  Afterword: Bringing Memory Home: Location, Theory, Hybridity. Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies (13569325). 21(2):351-357.

Horst Fassel.  2012.  Ansiedlung als Identifikationsbeleg. Erinnerungskonstrukte in Siedler/Kolonistenromanen. (German). Regional Identity and Colonization. Reconstructing the Collective Memory in the Novels about the Colonization of Banat. (English). 8(1):229-265.

John Tagg.  2012.  The Archiving Machine; or, The Camera and the Filing Cabinet. Grey Room. (47):24-37.

Jeffrey Andrew Barash.  2012.  Articulations of Memory: Reflections on Imagination and the Scope of Collective Memory in the Public Sphere. Partial Answers: Journal of Literature and the History of Ideas. 10(2):183-195.

Valérie Rosoux, Laurence van Ypersele.  2012.  The Belgian national past: Between commemoration and silence. Memory Studies. 5(1):45-57.

Susann Heenen-Wolff, Anne Verougstraete, Ariane Bazan.  2012.  The Belgo-Belgian conflict in individual narratives: Psychodynamics of trauma in the history of Belgium. Memory Studies. 5(1):58-73.

Mahua Sarkar.  2012.  Between Craft and Method: Meaning and Inter-subjectivity in Oral History Analysis. Journal of Historical Sociology. 25(4):578–600.

Helen Vassallo.  2012.  The body besieged: the embodiment of historical memory in Nina Bouraoui and Leïla Sebbar.

Seth C. Bruggeman.  2012.  Born in the U.S.A: birth, commemoration, and American public memory. Public history in historical perspective.

Randall Mason.  2012.  Buildings, Landscapes, and Memory: Case Studies in Historic Preservation. Buildings & Landscapes. 19(1):115-117.

Cathy J. Schlund-Vials.  2012.  Cambodian American Memory Work: Justice and the "Cambodian Syndrome". positions: east asia cultures critique. 20(3):805-830.

Helen M. Paterson, Richard Kemp, Sarah McIntyre.  2012.  Can a witness report hearsay evidence unintentionally? The effects of discussion on eyewitness memory Psychology, Crime & Law. 18(6):505-527.

Mona Oikawa.  2012.  Cartographies of violence: Japanese Canadian women, memory, and the subjects of the internment. Studies in gender and history.

David Bargueño.  2012.  Cash for Genocide?: The Politics of Memory in the Herero Case for Reparations Holocaust and Genocide Studies. 26(3):394-424.

Ihab Saloul.  2012.  Catastrophe and exile in the modern Palestinian imagination: telling memories.

Ma Ran.  2012.  Celebrating the International, Disremembering Shanghai: The Curious Case of the Shanghai International Film Festival. Culture Unbound: Journal of Current Cultural Research. 4(1):147-168.

Loring M Danforth, Boeschoten.  2012.  Children of the Greek Civil War: refugees and the politics of memory.

Junhua Zhang.  2012.  China's Social Memory in a Digitalized World-Assessing the Country's Narratives in Blogs. Journal of Historical Sociology. 25(2):275–297.

John R Stephens.  2012.  Circuits of Memory: The War Memory Boom in Western Australia. Societies Societies. 2(4):84-100.