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    War memory and commemoration / edited by Brad West.

    • Title:War memory and commemoration / edited by Brad West.
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    • Other Contributors/Collections:West, Brad.
      Taylor & Francis eBooks EBA
    • Published/Created:New York, NY : Routledge, 2017.
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      • Call Number: HM554
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    • Library of Congress Subjects:War and society.
      War memorials.
      Memorialization.
      Collective memory.
      Memory--Sociological aspects.
    • Subject(s):Electronic books.
    • Edition:[1st edition]
    • Description:1 online resource
    • Terms governing use:Access may be restricted to institutions with a site license.
    • Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
    • ISBN:9781472455116
    • Contents:War commemoration and the expansion of the past / Brad West
      War travels
      'It was like swimming through history': tourist moments at Gallipoli / Jim McKay and Serhat Harman
      Western tourism and dialogical remembering of the American war in Vietnam / Brad West
      Battlefield tourism in Singapore: national narratives and the state / Kevin Blackburn
      Commemoration and eventness
      Dawn servers: ANZAC Day 2015 and the hyper-connective commemoration / Tom Sear
      The Gallipoli centenary: an international perspective / Jenny MacLeod
      100 days of butchering: (re)presenting the Rwandan genocide 20 years on / Katrina Jaworski
      Journalists and war commemoration: outlining alternative practices / Sharon Mascall-Dare
      Genre and the re-writing of war
      Unconstrained by accuracy: commemorating the Khan Younis massacre through a comic / Jeanne-Marie Viljoen
      Broadening the cultural memory of war: travel writing / Ben Stubbs
      Reporting WII North Africa: disrupting colonialism and orientalism in Moorehead's the desert war / Peter Bishop
      Anniversaries and production of fiction: Gallipoli / Azer Banu Kemaloglu.
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