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Memory, consumerism and media: Reflections on the emergence of the field

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DE LA HISTORIA A LA MEMORIA. DESPLAZAMIENTOS PARA PENSAR EL LUGAR DE LA FICCIÓN TELEVISIVA EN LA CONSTRUCCIÓN DE SENTIDOS SOBRE EL PASADO
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Les objets du quotidien : une négociation mémorielle : approche psychosociale de l’articulation des traces mémorielles et matérielles dans la transmission de l’expérience d’une inondation
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Exploring Cultural Memory through Political Economy
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Global Iconic Events: How News Stories Travel Through Time, Space and Media
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