Navigating Landscapes of Mediated Memory

Volume Editors:
Paul Wilson
and
Patrick McEntaggart
This volume was first published by Inter-Disciplinary Press in 2011.

Copyright Year:
2011
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978-1-84888-090-0
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14 Apr 2020
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Preliminary Material
By: Paul Wilson and Patrick McEntaggart
Pages: i–xii
Geopolitical Identity Construction in the Virtual Global Village. The Significance of Regional, National and Transnational Identities in Social Network Sites
By: Bernadette Kneidinger
Pages: 1–13
Traumatic Event and Digital Memories: Remembering and Processing the Earthquake in Abruzzi
By: Alessandra Micalizzi
Pages: 15–26
Memories about Socialism into the Internet Forum of Bulgarian Emigrants in United Kingdom
By: Mila Maeva
Pages: 27–38
Remixes and Appropriations of Socialist Legacy Online
By: Valentina Gueorguieva
Pages: 39–46
YouTube and Post-Yugoslav Anti-Fascism
By: Martin Pogačar
Pages: 47–56
How to Explore a Digitalised Autobiographical Corpus: The Case of Frantext
By: Véronique Montémont
Pages: 57–65
Identifying Challenges in Museums’ Online Communities
By: Merja Nummi and Leila Stenfors
Pages: 67–77
From World War 2 to World War 2.0: Commemorating War and Holocaust in Poland on the Internet
By: Dieter De Bruyn
Pages: 79–89
Memorial of Deportation
By: Philippe Campays, Stephanie Liddicoat, and Matt Randell
Pages: 91–98
Web Wars, or Russia’s and Ukraine’s Digital Languages of Memory
By: Ellen Rutten
Pages: 99–108
Metadata and New Architectures of Memory in Programmable Environments
By: Carlos Henrique Falci
Pages: 109–119
Blended Memory: The Changing Balance of Technologically-Mediated Semantic and Episodic Memory
By: Tim Fawns
Pages: 121–131
Interface Archaeology in Simulation Culture
By: Seppo Kuivakari
Pages: 133–141
Retrogaming Community Memory and Discourses of Digital History
By: Jaakko Suominen
Pages: 143–154
Audiovirtual Oblivion: Media Archaeology of Early Finnish Music Web and its Vanishing
By: Janne Mäkelä and Jaakko Suominen
Pages: 155–166
A Community Kept Alive through Memory: Preserving the Essence of the British Working-Men’s Club
By: Paul Wilson and Patrick McEntaggart
Pages: 167–174
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