Titlebook: On Media Memory; Collective Memory in Motti Neiger (Senior Lecturer at the School of Com Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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Televising the Sixties in Spain: Memories and Historical Constructionsey, 2007). This chapter contributes to the existing literature by offering four levels of analysis of two case studies from Spain. These exemplify the coexistence of different explanatory logics which represent, in different ways, the relationship between the present and the past: the series . and t

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Obamabilia and the Historic Moment: Institutional Authority and ‘Deeply Consequential Memory’ in Keeive products, according to . media columnist Stuart Elliott (2008, 2009), who was among the first to use the term ‘Obamabilia’ to describe these items. This may seem unsurprising in an American culture full of commercial nostalgia, where ‘collectibles’ are produced for everything from sports victori

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Telling the Unknown through the Familiar: Collective Memory as Journalistic Device in a Changing Medce that journalists can draw on to get their job done is collective memory of society’s revered events and people. Collective memory allows news to gain a semblance of the familiar — journalists are able to tell their stories in a way that seems resonant to both news organizations and news audiences

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Paul Froshcceeded these 4?years of horror also deeply affected efforts to recovery from famine. They affected agricultural production, and frustrated or delayed a return to normalcy for an estimated one million Cambodians who were internally displaced or who became international refugees between 1979 and 1985

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Avner Ben-Amos,Jér?me Bourdong Province. The implementation uses agrarian system diagnosis based on geographic information system mapping and qualitative interviews with informants during 2?years with low and normal flood pulses to identify types of household activities and their economic performance, changes in farming systems

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Na’ama Shefficceeded these 4?years of horror also deeply affected efforts to recovery from famine. They affected agricultural production, and frustrated or delayed a return to normalcy for an estimated one million Cambodians who were internally displaced or who became international refugees between 1979 and 1985

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Motti Neiger,Eyal Zandberg,Oren Meyersinfluencing mangrove cover and reforestation programs. Damage to the mangrove forest during the Vietnam War due to defoliants was localised to specific areas along the coastline, and damaged trees were later cut for local use. Deforestation for fuelwood, expansion of farming areas, access rights, an

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and-in, the Nung River, on which most of the action in the film took place. This film was deeply influenced in turn by the classic novella . by the Polish-English writer Joseph Conrad?– what Edward Said has?decisively explained as an important anti-imperialist imperialist work of literature. In the

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Carolyn Kitch salinity were a concern for irrigation. Use of the Piper trilinear diagram to analyze hydrochemical facies and groundwater types showed that the groundwater samples were in the sodium-potassium-chloride-sulfate category and that sodium water type was dominant.