History & memory : studies in representation of the past / Ed. at the Aranne School of History, Tel Aviv University

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Autores Corporativos:	The Aranne School of History, Tel Aviv University (organimos emisor)
Formato:	Revista
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Bloomington, Ind. : Indiana Univ. Press
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1. The Skeleton in the closet: the memory of Putten, 1/2 October 1944

2. Henry Kissinger as contested historical icon in post-9/11 debates on US foreign policy

3. Confucian PTSD : reading trauma in a Chinese youngster's memoir of 1653

4. The Paris Commune of 1871, the Russian Revolution of 1905, and the Shifting of the Revolutionary Tradition

5. The commemoration of the South African War (1899 - 1902) in British public schools

6. Creating national heroes : colonial rule, anticolonial politics and conflicting memories of Emir 'Abd al-Qadir in Algeria, 1900 - 1960s

7. Russian Historiography of the 1917 Revolution : New Challenges to Old Paradigms?

8. "The Free-Masonry of Sorrow?" : Narional Identity and the Memorialization of the Great War in Britain, 1919 - 1931

9. The Incredible Transformation of Dr. Bessel : Alternative Memories of the Great War in German War Films of the Late 1920s

10. Judaism against Paganism : Emmanuel Levina's response to Heidegger and Nazism in the 1930s

11. "Your comrades will not forget" : revolutionary memory and the breakdown of the Spanish Second Republic, 1934 - 1936

12. Troublesome sainthood : Nicholas Winton and the contested history of child rescue in Prague, 1938 - 1940

13. Hitler's Reichstag speech of January 1939

14. Visions of the Postwar : the politics of memory and expectation in 1940s France

15. Constructing a Christian history of nazism : Anglicanism and the memory of the Holocaust, 1945-49

16. Traveling as a culture of remembrance : traces od National Socialism in West Germany, 1945-1960

17. A mausoleum for Bach? : holy relics and urban planning in early communist Leipzig, 1945 - 1950

18. The warm sand of the coast of Tantura : history and memory in Israel after 1948

19. Premature memorials to the United Nations Human Rights program : international postage stamps and the commemoration of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights

20. History and memory in the Israeli educational system : the portrayal of the Arab-Israeli conflict in history textbooks (1948-2000)

21. "Remembering a bitter past" : the trauma of China's labor camps, 1949 - 1978

22. Remembering and Forgetting the War : Elite Mythmaking, Mass Reaction, and Sino-Japanese Relations, 1950-2006

23. The fate of abandoned Arab villages in Israel, 1965-1969/86

24. Remembering the "victims of fascist terror" in the Socialist Republic of Croatia, 1970- 1990

25. The architects' debate : architectural discourse and the memory of Nazism in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1977-1997

26. Memories of the Paris Commune in Belleville since the 1980s : folklorization and new forms of mobilization in a transforming quartier

27. Memory vanished, absent, and confined : the countermemorial project in 1980s and 1990s Germany

28. Victims, memory, history : antifascism and the question of national identity in East German narratives after 1990

29. Commemorating "The Deportation" : the role of memorialization and collective memory in the 1994-1996 and 1999-2000 Russo-Chechen wars

30. Dis/composing the First World War in Britain : trauma and commemoration in the testimony of Harry Patch, 1998 - 2008

31. Narrating Genoa : Documentaries of the Italian G8 Protests of 2001 and the Persistence and Politics of Memory

32. "Kristallnacht," the Holocaust and German unity: the meaning of November 9 as an anniversary in Germany

33. A contested latecomer : the Munich Documentation Center for the History of National Socialism

34. Creating a cosmopolitan past : local and transnational influences on memory work in Schindler's factory, Kraków

35. History and collective memories of migration in a land of migrants : the case of Iberian Galicia

36. A brief historical introduction

37. Reinscribing Schlesien as Slask : Memory and Mythology in a Postwar German-Polish Borderland

38. "Sacrilege of a Strange, Contemporary Kind" : The Unknown Soldier and the Imagined Community after the Vietnam War

39. A Palestinian past : national construction and reconstruction

40. Moscow's Victory Park : a monumental change

41. The collective memory of Auschwitz and World War II among Catholics in Poland : a qualitative study of three communities

42. Commemoration from a Distance : On Metamemorial Fiction

43. Through the lens of the Shoah : the Holocaust as a paradigm for documenting genocide testimonies

44. CHAUVIN AND CHAUVINISM: IN SEARCH OF A MYTH

45. "Simply a little piece of GDR history"? : the role of memorialization in post-socialist transitional justice in Germany

46. Tradition and Modernity Revisited : Existential Memory Work and a Greek Island

47. Germans as victims? : thoughts on a post-cold war history of World war II's legacies

48. Re-Remembering a Segregated Past : Race in American Memory

49. Political religion : the relevance of a concept

50. On Holocaust Testimony and Its "Reception" within Its Own Frame, as a Process in Its Own Right : a Response to "Between History and Psychoanalysis" by Thomas Trezise

51. Was Roland a Nazi? : Victims, Perpetrators, and Silences during the Restoration of Civic Identity in Postwar Bremen

52. Narrative, Memory and History Education in Divided Cyprus : A Comparison of Schoolbooks on the "History of Cyprus"

53. A negotiated truce : the Battle of Waterloo in European memory since the Second World War

54. The Judge and the Historian: Transnational Holocaust Litigation as a New Model

55. After the witness : a report from the twentieth anniversary conference of the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies at Yale

56. Home as a refrain : remembering and living displacement in Gaza

57. Virtue in despair : a family history from the days of the Kindertransports

58. Identity, speculation and history : Adah Isaacs Menken as a case study

59. Between History and Psychoanalysis : a Case Study in the Reception of Holocaust Survivor Testimony

60. "Nazi Germany and the Jews" : reflections on a beginning, a middle and an open end

61. Archive-Work : Genealogies of Loyalty in a Macedono-Bulgarian Colony

62. Remembering Empire / Forgetting the Colonies : Accretions of Memory and the Limits of Commemoration in a Lisbon Neighborhood

63. A difficult nation? : history and nationalism in contemporary Spain

64. Fantasies about the Jews : cultural reflections on the Holocaust

65. Abraham the settler, Jesus the refugee : contemporary conflict and christianity on the road to Bethlehem

66. ACADEMIC HISTORY CAUGHT IN THE CROSS-FIRE: THE CASE OF ISRAELI-JEWISH HISTORIOGRAPHY

67. "Being 'político'" in Spain : an ethnographic account of memories, silences and public politics

68. Acts of defacement, memories of loss : ghostly effects of the "Armenian Crisis" in Mardin, southeastern Turkey

69. When actor and spectator meet in the courtroom : reflections on Hannah Arendt's concept of judgment

70. The formation of Spanish identity and its adaptation to the age of nations

71. Addressivity and the monument : memorials, publics and the Yezidis of Armenia

72. The Paradox of Regret : Remembering and Forgetting the History of Slavery in George W. Bush's Gorée Island Address

73. Trauma, Historiography and Polyphony : Adult Voices in the CJHC's Early Postwar Child Holocaust Testimonies

74. Stage Nazis: the politics and aesthetics of memory

75. The political aesthetics of Holocaust literature : Peter Weiss's The investigation and its critics

76. "THE POZSGAY AFFAIR": HISTORICAL MEMORY AND POLITICAL LEGITIMACY

77. From Salvation to struggle : commemoration, affect and agency in Cyprus

78. Taming the revolution : the politics of memory one hundred years after October

79. Expellees Tell Tales : Partisan Blood Drinkers and the Cultural History of Violence after World War II

80. Between Eichmann and Kant: thinking on evil after Arendt

81. Hatred after war : emotion and the postwar history of East Germany

82. Afterthoughts on Posthistoire

83. "Shortly afterwards we heard the sound of the gas van" : Survivor Testimony and the Writing of History in Socialist Yugoslavia

84. On the politics and semantics of Austrian memory: Vienna's monument against war and fasciscm

85. "Against all odds" or the will to survive : moral conclusions from narrative closure

86. Against Holocaust-Sublime : naive reference and the generation of memory

87. Historical Enlightenment in the Light od postmodernism: history in the age of the "New Unintelligibility"

88. Survivor family memory work at sites of Holocaust remembrance : institutional enlistment or family agency?

89. Critique and agenda : the post-Zionist scholars in Israel

90. Writing and reading memories at the Buenos Aires memorial site : the Ex-ESMA

91. The politics of memory and the reconstruction of Albanian national identity in postwar Kosovo

92. Fused Together and Torn Apart : Stories and Violence in Contemporary Algeria

93. The task of testimony : on "no common place : the holocaust testimony of Alina Bacall-Zwirn"

94. Sofia Was Bombed? : Bulgaria's Forgotten War with the Allies

95. Altar, stage and city: historic preservation and urban meaning in Nazi Germany

96. The closure of Auschwitz but not its end : alterity, testimony and (post)modernity

97. "I am their Jew" : Karla Raveh's testimony in Germany and in Israel

98. Postcolonial nostalgia : the ambiguities of white memoirs of Zimbabwe

99. THE AMBIVALENCES OF GERMAN-JEWISH IDENTITY: HANNAH ARENDT IN JERUSALEM

100. From explosion to erosion : Holocaust memorialization in America since Bitburg

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History & memory : studies in representation of the past / Ed. at the Aranne School of History, Tel Aviv University

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