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Post-Socialist Memory in Global Perspective: Postcolonialism, Post-transition, Post-trauma
The conference will take place exclusively online. The conference language is English. The conference will run over two weeks, four days a week (Monday through Thursday): 21 September to 24 September and 28 September to 1 October.
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Transformations of Shoah Trauma in Post-2000 Literatures
In the eighty years since the end of the Second World War, perspectives on the Shoah have evolved significantly, shaped by geopolitical and social factors. ese shifts have encompassed periods of silence, an inability or unwillingness to process the catastrophe´s exceptional scale, and movements toward visibility, fascination, marginalization, denial, privatization, instrumentalization and commercialization. As historical distance grows, new generations of writers, artists, and scholars face the challenge of representing this trauma in ways that engage contemporary audiences while remaining anchored in historical memory.
The 3rd Polish Conference on Memory Studies „(Post)memory in/about Central and Eastern Europe”
Laboratory for the Study of Collective Memory in Post-communist Europe (POSTCOMER), Faculty of Humanities Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń and Polish Memory Studies Group/The regional group of Memory Studies Association are pleased to announce The 3rd Polish Conference on Memory Studies „(Post)memory in/about Central and Eastern Europe” (9-10 December 2021, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń).
Memory Studies Association Annual Conference “Convergences”
We welcome proposals for papers, panels, and other events to be presented at the Memory Studies Association’s 2021 annual meeting. As always, the MSA will be a forum for debating all aspects of memory studies.
Traumatic Modernities: From Comparative Literature to Medical Humanities / International Conference and Seminars
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