In recent years, scholarship on transnational or transcultural memory has become more clear-eyed about the limitations of remembering across national or cultural boundaries. The initial euphoria has dampened: critics these days are more likely to draw attention to factors that impede the flows of memory than to naïvely celebrate mnemonic mobility. Even so, contemporary memory research holds on to the ethical potential of transnational and transcultural paradigms of remembrance.Récemment, la recherche sur la mémoire transnationale ou transculturelle est devenue plus lucide quant aux limites de la mémoire au-delà des frontières nationales ou culturelles. L’euphorie initiale s’est estompée : de nos jours, les critiques sont plus susceptibles d...
In this introductory article to the special issue on ‘Transnational Memory Politics in Europe,’ we a...
This section of the Journal of Aesthetics and Culture is dedicated to the theme of transnational cul...
In this introductory article to the special issue on ‘Transnational Memory Politics in Europe,’ we a...
In recent years, scholarship on transnational or transcultural memory has become more clear-eyed abo...
Memories are not static or frozen, remaining in particular sites or places, within and belonging to ...
The paper is a short introduction to the ‘‘global turn’’ in memory studies and to transnational memo...
Over the last thirty or so years, historians and social scientists have undertaken a wide ranging ex...
This edited collection makes a progressive intervention into the interdisciplinary field of memory s...
These are contributions to the global mapping of the places of memory marked out by human beings who...
In search of a transcultural memory in Europe, EU COST action This Action aims to go beyond the na...
Memory studies has moved from the cultural collective, rooted within the bounds of the nation state,...
This dissertation focuses on a paradigm shift that is taking place within the field of cultural memo...
International audienceImmigration never ceases questioning and reconstructing social memory. In toda...
The ‘transnational turn’, which is challenging bounded views on national belonging, also opens up pr...
This article proposes a theoretical journey through some conceptions of memory to think about issues...
In this introductory article to the special issue on ‘Transnational Memory Politics in Europe,’ we a...
This section of the Journal of Aesthetics and Culture is dedicated to the theme of transnational cul...
In this introductory article to the special issue on ‘Transnational Memory Politics in Europe,’ we a...
In recent years, scholarship on transnational or transcultural memory has become more clear-eyed abo...
Memories are not static or frozen, remaining in particular sites or places, within and belonging to ...
The paper is a short introduction to the ‘‘global turn’’ in memory studies and to transnational memo...
Over the last thirty or so years, historians and social scientists have undertaken a wide ranging ex...
This edited collection makes a progressive intervention into the interdisciplinary field of memory s...
These are contributions to the global mapping of the places of memory marked out by human beings who...
In search of a transcultural memory in Europe, EU COST action This Action aims to go beyond the na...
Memory studies has moved from the cultural collective, rooted within the bounds of the nation state,...
This dissertation focuses on a paradigm shift that is taking place within the field of cultural memo...
International audienceImmigration never ceases questioning and reconstructing social memory. In toda...
The ‘transnational turn’, which is challenging bounded views on national belonging, also opens up pr...
This article proposes a theoretical journey through some conceptions of memory to think about issues...
In this introductory article to the special issue on ‘Transnational Memory Politics in Europe,’ we a...
This section of the Journal of Aesthetics and Culture is dedicated to the theme of transnational cul...
In this introductory article to the special issue on ‘Transnational Memory Politics in Europe,’ we a...