#MEMORY MASTER SOCIAL STUDY 1 HOW TO#
Acts of Memory Citizenship in Deniz Utlu’s Die Ungehaltenen ’ Rodrigo Cañete (Hispanic Studies/ Performance and Theatre Studies) 'A Few Theoretical Considerations on How to Reframe Political Conceptualism When the Future Was Erased by AIDS (in Post-Dictatorial Argentina)' 2020-21 Memory under Lockdown
#MEMORY MASTER SOCIAL STUDY 1 ARCHIVE#
Maria Roca Lizarazu (Birmingham, German Studies) ‘Uncovering the Lost Archive of Labour Migration. The meeting will be on Teams - if you would like to be added to the guest list, please contact: Gluhovic (Performance and Theatre Studies) ‘Performance, Memory, Repair’ Innan will talk to us about the work she has been doing in Finland - and we will hold that session at 3.00/3/15 on Tuesday 30th of NovemberĢ.00-3.30 Tuesday 12 October - The Memory Group Opening Session for the new academic yearĪs an intoduction to the variety of work undertaken in relation to Memory by members of the group, we start this term with three members presenting some of their most recent work. Our second Meeting will be at 3.00 on Tuesday 2nd November. The memory is sometimes so retentive, so serviceble, so obedient - at others again, so tyrannic, so beyond controul! - We are to be sure a miracle every way - but our powers of recollecting and of forgetting, do seem peculiarly past finding out.'įanny Price in Jane Austen's Mansfield Park II.iv, (OUP, 2003) p.163.įollowing our first meeting this term we agreed that the dom,inant focus of our activity this year will be Memory and Migration - and some Method! There seems to be something more speakingly incomprehensible in the powers, the failures, the inequalities of memory, than in any other of our intelligences.
'If any one faculty of our nature may be called more wonderful than the rest, I do think it is memory. The group aims to meet termly with meetings involving discussion of published (both recent and older) and unpublished work and formal presentations from experts in the field. The Memory Group is an interdisciplinary group of graduate students and faculty with research interests in memory, memorialisation, and related issues of trauma and nostalgia. It is an empirically rich and theoretically challenging field that has implications for methodology and the way in which sources and data are understood across the board in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. Memory studies has been a rapidly developing field that has brought together scholars in History, Literature, Sociology, Media and Cultural Studies and a wide range of other disciplines over the last 20 years. All graduate students in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences are invited to participate in the Memory Group.
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