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t component of memory. The emotional imprint plays a fundamental role in recording a memory, but I also insist on the materiality of emotional experience. Consequently, we are both relating individual and social memory and inscribing emotion and feeling on a body that experiences and positions itsel

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Yonggui Wang PhD,Richard Li-Hua PhDeason for undertaking this task is the lingering suspicion that the present differentiation of humanity into distinct peoples is about to fade, leaving us with the laborious task of reorganizing our memories (and ourselves) in order to meet the challenges of what promises to be a more cosmopolitan f

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Yonggui Wang PhD,Richard Li-Hua PhDemory has emerged as a key ‘organising principle of scholarly [and] artistic work’.. Yet the analysis of memory has not played a substantial role in the academic study of international relations.. The aim of this book is, as a consequence, to examine some of the theoretical approaches essential for

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Yonggui Wang PhD,Richard Li-Hua PhDeason for undertaking this task is the lingering suspicion that the present differentiation of humanity into distinct peoples is about to fade, leaving us with the laborious task of reorganizing our memories (and ourselves) in order to meet the challenges of what promises to be a more cosmopolitan f

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Yonggui Wang PhD,Richard Li-Hua PhD composed of nation states, to the point of taking their existence for granted. On those rare occasions when we feel compelled to inquire into the historical foundations of these nations and states, we are likely to discover that they are the outcome of prior processes of homogenization. Yet these p

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Yonggui Wang PhD,Richard Li-Hua PhD composed of nation states, to the point of taking their existence for granted. On those rare occasions when we feel compelled to inquire into the historical foundations of these nations and states, we are likely to discover that they are the outcome of prior processes of homogenization. Yet these p

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Yonggui Wang PhD,Richard Li-Hua PhDcross the globe’, a trend that looks set to continue for the foreseeable future.. Questions of historical memory have played a pivotal role in the rise of identity politics, most notably in the United States, and in fuelling the tragic proliferation of civil and ethnic conflicts around the world. Th