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  Global crisis in memory

  Coming to Terms with the Past: The Case of the ‘House of Austrian History’ (Haus der Geschichte Österreich) in the Wake of the Rise of Populist Nationalism in Austria

  Stephan Neuhäuser

  Special Collection: The global crisis in memory: populism, decolonisation and how we remember in the twenty-first century

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  04 Aug 2020

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  Bolsonaro in Power: Failed Memory Politics in Post-Authoritarian Brazil?

  Nina Schneider

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  04 Aug 2020

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  Four Cases under Examination: Human Rights and Justice in Argentina under the Macri Administration

  Emilio Crenzel

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  04 Aug 2020

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  Decorated Duterte: Digital Objects and the Crisis of Martial Law History in the Philippines

  Deirdre McKay

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  04 Aug 2020

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  Juxtapositioned Memory: Lost Cause Statues and Sites of Lynching

  Brent Steele

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  04 Aug 2020

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  Cultural Insecurities and the Desire for Separation: Political Articulations of the Memory of the Algerian War in France

  Paul Max Morin

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  04 Aug 2020

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  Rethinking Colonialism in France’s Post-Chirac Era. From Sarkozy’s ‘Anti-Repentance’ to Macron’s ‘Crisis of Acceptance’

  Giorgos Noussis

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  04 Aug 2020

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  Prospects for a Bewältigung of Extreme Violence in Britain’s Imperial Past

  Michelle Gordon

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  04 Aug 2020

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  Memory in Crisis: Commemoration, Visual Cultures and (Mis)representation in Postcolonial Belgium

  Sarah Arens

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  04 Aug 2020

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  Global crisis in memory

  On (Not) Coming to Terms with the Past: Forced Disappearance, Social Catastrophe and the Different Uses of History in Argentina

  Noa Vaisman

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  04 Aug 2020

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  How ‘Transitional Justice’ Colonized South Africa’s TRC

  Ronald Suresh Roberts

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  04 Aug 2020

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  ‘Post-Truths’ of Public Memory: Art and Transitional Justice within Kenya’s Reinvention of a Postcolonial State Edifice/Serikali

  Donald Maingi

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  04 Aug 2020

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  Global crisis in memory

  Rewriting War Memory Through Translation

  
  

  Kayoko Takeda

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  04 Aug 2020

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  Articles - Rethinking Minor Literatures

  Introduction: Rethinking “Minor Literatures” – Contemporary Jewish Women’s Writing in Germany and Austria

  Maria Roca Lizarazu

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  04 Jun 2020

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  Articles - Rethinking Minor Literatures

  Not So Little Literatures: Reading Barbara Honigmann With (and Against) Deleuze and Guattari

  Robert Gillett

  Special Collection: “Rethinking ‘Minor Literatures’ – Contemporary Jewish Women’s Writing in Germany and Austria”

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  04 Jun 2020

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  Articles - Rethinking Minor Literatures

  Webs and Threads and Shirts of Destiny: Textile Imagery and the Aesthetics of Transmission in Barbara Honigmann’s Ein Kapitel aus meinem Leben (2004) and Katja Petrowskaja’s Vielleicht Esther (2014)

  Lena Ekelund

  Special Collection: “Rethinking ‘Minor Literatures’ – Contemporary Jewish Women’s Writing in Germany and Austria”

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  04 Jun 2020

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  Articles - Rethinking Minor Literatures

  Minor, Mainstream or Situational? Eva Menasse’s Tiere Für Fortgeschrittene

  Anita Bunyan

  Special Collection: “Rethinking ‘Minor Literatures’ – Contemporary Jewish Women’s Writing in Germany and Austria”

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  04 Jun 2020

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  Articles - Rethinking Minor Literatures

  The Identity Politics of Uncertainty: Eva Menasse’s Quasikristalle (2013)

  Myrto Aspioti

  Special Collection: “Rethinking ‘Minor Literatures’ – Contemporary Jewish Women’s Writing in Germany and Austria”

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  04 Jun 2020

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  Articles - Rethinking Minor Literatures

  ‘dass diese tauben Geschichten aufflattern’: Narrative, Translingual Creativity and Belonging in Katja Petrowskaja’s Vielleicht Esther (2014)

  Godela Weiss-Sussex

  Special Collection: “Rethinking ‘Minor Literatures’ – Contemporary Jewish Women’s Writing in Germany and Austria”

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  04 Jun 2020

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  Articles - Rethinking Minor Literatures

  The Poetics of Movement and Deterritorialisation in Katja Petrowskaja’s Vielleicht Esther (2014)

  Sabine Egger

  Special Collection: “Rethinking ‘Minor Literatures’ – Contemporary Jewish Women’s Writing in Germany and Austria”

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  04 Jun 2020

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  Articles - Rethinking Minor Literatures

  Relational Subjectivity: Sasha Marianna Salzmann’s Novel Außer Sich

  Annette Buehler-Dietrich

  Special Collection: “Rethinking ‘Minor Literatures’ – Contemporary Jewish Women’s Writing in Germany and Austria”

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  04 Jun 2020

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  Articles - Rethinking Minor Literatures

  Ec-static Existences: The Poetics and Politics of Non-Belonging in Sasha Marianna Salzmann’s Außer Sich (2017)

  Maria Roca Lizarazu

  Special Collection: “Rethinking ‘Minor Literatures’ – Contemporary Jewish Women’s Writing in Germany and Austria”

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  04 Jun 2020

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  Articles - Linguistics

  Debunking Rhaeto-Romance: Synchronic Evidence from Two Peripheral Northern Italian Dialects

  Simone De Cia, Jessica Iubini-Hampton

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  02 Jun 2020

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  Articles

  “I Don’t Mix Much”: Language Mixing in Transnational Polish-British Culture 2012–18

  Emily Finer

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  19 May 2020

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  Articles

  ‘un día más de trabajo’: Liberalisation Processes and the Precarity of Women in Roberto Bolaño’s 2666

  Emily Baker

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  14 May 2020

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