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2634-6257 ly examines the role of media in the formation and sustaining of collective memory but also the ways those who remember or are remembered in media texts become implicated in these processes.?.978-1-137-55660-8Series ISSN 2634-6257 Series E-ISSN 2634-6265

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Multiple Identities, Subjectivity and Narrative Sense-Giving,tly re-emerged with other participants (the BBC and Falkland Islanders) especially with regards to how identity and agency is negotiated in and through a public and private remembering . and . media. What was especially notable in this regard was that all participants, including the military, used s

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Media-Remembering: Power, Identity and Agency,ng and the practices of the media converge. In the following then I rehearse the parameters at the core of all the stories—remembering ., . and . media—not only to remind the reader of the starting point for the book’s enquiry, but also to move the discussion beyond singularly focused studies of med

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