Titlebook: Remembering Diana; Cultural Memory and Victor Jeleniewski Seidler Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Conclusion: Postmodern Identities, Citizenships and the Re-invention of Authority,y and helped to dramatise responses. What was striking walking around Kensington Palace in the days before the funeral was the personal nature of so many of the messages. People behaved as if they had experienced a personal loss in their lives with the passing of Diana.

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Shock, Public Grief, and Spaces of Belonging,was a sense of shock that gripped the country and people found it hard to believe that it had happened. People started gathering at the gates of Kensington Palace soon after the news had broken. Some people told reporters that they had come to help themselves over their sense of shock as well as to pay their respects to Diana.

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Authority, Masculinities and Emotional Lives, their mother even in the prayers. Sadly, this shows that the House of Windsor, like the Bourbons, the last of French royalty, had learned nothing and forgotten nothing’ (., Tuesday, 2 September 1997, p. 19). Later it seemed that this was in line with the Queen’s instruction that Diana’s name should not be mentioned in her presence.

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Memories, Myths, Icons and Images,he funeral of Diana but we had decided that we wanted to return. We were all surprised at the numbers of people who were leaving the platform at High Street Kensington progressing slowly, first through the station and then across the main road walking towards the entrance at Hyde Park. We had though