National Identity and Memory
The past becomes the present: German national identity and memory since reunification
... Conferring not only political but also social and economic rights, citizenship and membership of the nation are inextricable from nationhood and national identity.68 Although the integra[r] ...
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Battlefield Tourism at Gallipoli: The Revival of Collective Memory, the Construction of National Identity and the Making of a Long-distance Tourism Network
... more national than familial ...of national identity because it serves to operationalize the stories, the history and the linkages with the land”(Winter 2011b: ...
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Images of defeat in the construction of national identity
... The fact that her actions had been motivated by divine visions was embarrassing to the rationalist, republican element of the national tradition that identified with Joan of Arc. Yet it is interesting to note that ...
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Photo/Memory: Recovering Memory and Identity through Photographs in Post 1945 Art and Literature
... resurfacing memory, the viewer is unsure of certain details, including his holographic body and faintly demarcated facial ...of memory – that which was once concealed but is now resurrected from the ...of ...
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Kindong : tradition, memory and identity in Lao weddings
... personal memory, from the remembrance of things they learned through their ...their memory to express their identity, displaying their locality, their social standing and their experiences in things ...
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NATIONAL IDENTITY IN MULTICULTURAL SOCIETIES: THE POLITICAL USE OF NATIONAL IDENTITY IN AUSTRALIA 1996–2007
... overt, national identity was a strong force for social cohesion and the notion was solid and less contested as the constituent elements of the out-group were clearly defined by skin ...collective ...
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The Chilean national identity and the indigenous peoples of Chile
... Tile rise of the nations states and tile construction of national identities after the wars of Independence were key moments for Latin America, but although no longer tinder colonial rul[r] ...
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A white African experience of identity, survival and Holocaust memory
... also draws on memories of the 1970s, childhood and the search for a new identity is Lauren St John (Rainbowʼs End 2007). The Last Resort: A Zimbabwe Memoir (Rogers 2010) differs from most accounts because it ...
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Identity politics and national integration in Nigeria
... In most cases, identity politics can be deceptive. This is because instead of being seen as the politics of recognition since it demands recognition on the basis of the very grounds on which recognition has ...
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Introduction Narrative, Memory & Identity: Theoretical and Methodological Issues
... and Memory Research Group at the University of ...‘Narrative, Memory and Identity: Theoretical and Methodological ...and Memory Research Group has been running for five or so years with ...
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Perception, Urban Memory, Place Identity: The Case of Yassiada
... their identity with architectural products and the place we have in our memory and what it ...in memory due to their reflection on life, but Yassıada; since there is no place in everyday life and ...
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National identity through the connotation of cloth
... These examples are an integral part of the Welsh heritage. Quilts and woollen cloth are a forgotten part of the Welsh heritage that held the identity of Wales. The present generation witnessed their grandmothers ...
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Timoroan: National Identity in Timor-Leste
... homogeneous identity resisting Indonesian ...an identity that can be said to have represented all ...the National Council of Timorese Resistance, ...
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Early Museum as Symbol of National Identity
... During the last quarter of the twentieth century, the notion of the museum became increasingly important and its role diversified. Its architecture explored a range of stylistic expressions and it started to include a ...
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Building National Identity Through National Language: Selected Case Studies
... an identity based upon ...Indian identity: "Nehru said that Gandhi had given India an identity", as Erikson observed (1968:65), in recognition of the need for national identity ...
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National Identity and the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra
... Referring to resent musicological research, Cohen (2008) argues that musical traditions are more dissimilar than similar. “When we emphasize music's universality,” she writes, “we might mislead ourselves into thinking ...
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The national identity of a diaspora: A comparative study of the Korean identity in China, Japan and Uzbekistan
... Zainichi’s national sentiments, and organised actions were instigated whenever ...Japanese national universities after passing an additional qualification exam for entering ...of national interest, ...
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Muslims in Britain: questioning Islamic and national identity
... Islami (JI)-related organizations as modernist, because these organi- zations tend to accept the British economic, cultural, and political sys- tem. They call upon Muslims to be a British Muslims and to combine their ...
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LANGUAGES FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES AND DYNAMICS OF NATIONAL IDENTITY
... At first glance it might seem that in the UK tendencies towards isolation have been stronger than in mainland Europe. The British have always tended to emphasize the status of Britain as an island, thus a separate area, ...
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Toxification of national holidays and national identity in Zimbabwe’s post 2000 nationalism
... selected national holidays from 2000 to 2014 have played in the consolidation of Mugabe and by default ZANU-PF’s stranglehold on power in the face of overwhelming mass dissent, intra-party tensions and ...
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