Memory and Identity
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Memory and Identity
Ghosts of the Past in the English-speaking World
Pilliere, Linda; Bigand, Karine
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2024
210
Mole
9781032012865
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Introduction Part 1: Shackled identities Chapter 1. Ghosts of the Past and the Oxford English Dictionary Chapter 2. The Invisible American Shoeshine Boy: Creation and Persistence of a Ghostly Icon 3. Australian Ghosts: Representations of the Past in Australia 4. Ghosts from the Future: Post-Apocalyptic Narratives in Scotland and the Displacement of Memory Part 2: Multi-layered identities 5. Ghosting the Victorians in A.S. Byatt, Kate Atkinson and Michele Roberts's neo-Victorian fiction 6. Whose Past is it Before Us? The Shaping of Identity in Scotland's 2014 Referendum on Independence 7. Haunted by the Lessons of 'the Good War': Post-Cold War Contestation of World War II Narratives Part 3: Reclaimed identities 8. Haunting in a Postcolony: Race, Place and Intergenerational Trauma on a South African Campus 9. First World War Memorial Ghosts and the Reshaping of South African Identity: Remembering the SS Mendi in Delville Wood 10. Blyton's Ghosts: Childhood Receptions in India and Britain 11. Decolonial Poetics: Ghosts of Coloniality, Capitalism, and Care in Contemporary Anglophone Literature
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ghosts;Derrida;hauntology;English-speaking world;memory;identity;otherness;exclusion;postcolonialism;cultural identity;cultural memory;history;literature;linguistics;sociology;anthropology;politics;neo-Victorian Fiction;Delville Wood;Shoeshine Boy;Gaelic;Young Men;Follow;Postwar;Ghost Story;South African Identity;National Child Labor Committee;South African;Black South African;ANC;Superimposed;Settler Society;Byatt;Olfactory;UK Government;Intergenerational Trauma;Aboriginal Sacred Sites;South African Soldiers;Scotland's Past;Farm Security Administration;Shoe Shiner;UCT Campus
Introduction Part 1: Shackled identities Chapter 1. Ghosts of the Past and the Oxford English Dictionary Chapter 2. The Invisible American Shoeshine Boy: Creation and Persistence of a Ghostly Icon 3. Australian Ghosts: Representations of the Past in Australia 4. Ghosts from the Future: Post-Apocalyptic Narratives in Scotland and the Displacement of Memory Part 2: Multi-layered identities 5. Ghosting the Victorians in A.S. Byatt, Kate Atkinson and Michele Roberts's neo-Victorian fiction 6. Whose Past is it Before Us? The Shaping of Identity in Scotland's 2014 Referendum on Independence 7. Haunted by the Lessons of 'the Good War': Post-Cold War Contestation of World War II Narratives Part 3: Reclaimed identities 8. Haunting in a Postcolony: Race, Place and Intergenerational Trauma on a South African Campus 9. First World War Memorial Ghosts and the Reshaping of South African Identity: Remembering the SS Mendi in Delville Wood 10. Blyton's Ghosts: Childhood Receptions in India and Britain 11. Decolonial Poetics: Ghosts of Coloniality, Capitalism, and Care in Contemporary Anglophone Literature
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ghosts;Derrida;hauntology;English-speaking world;memory;identity;otherness;exclusion;postcolonialism;cultural identity;cultural memory;history;literature;linguistics;sociology;anthropology;politics;neo-Victorian Fiction;Delville Wood;Shoeshine Boy;Gaelic;Young Men;Follow;Postwar;Ghost Story;South African Identity;National Child Labor Committee;South African;Black South African;ANC;Superimposed;Settler Society;Byatt;Olfactory;UK Government;Intergenerational Trauma;Aboriginal Sacred Sites;South African Soldiers;Scotland's Past;Farm Security Administration;Shoe Shiner;UCT Campus
