Sentence examples for geography of memory from inspiring English sources
His recollections speak to the geography of memory and the power of place.
Mr. Zorn's music defies easy categorization, and yet, with its heady mixture of klezmer, Middle Eastern and jazz influences, it may also suggest a metaphor for the ways that American Jews today grapple with the conflicted geography of memory.
He is the co-editor of the essay collections Hemingway's Spain: Imagining the Spanish World (Kent State UP 2015) and Ernest Hemingway and the Geography of Memory (Kent State 2010).
He is the author of A Sea of Change: Ernest Hemingway and the Gulf Stream, A Contextual Biography, co-editor of Ernest Hemingway and the Geography of Memory: New Perspectives, and the forthcoming Hemingway in Italy: Twenty-First Century Perspectives.
Embedded into the language of the landscape and integrated into the routines of everyday life, toponymic commemorations belong to the political geography of public memory.
Prof Bonnett, whose research includes the politics and geography of nostalgia and memory, believes sympathetic regeneration is key to avoiding what he terms "blandscapes".
Rolled up in a feast or a snack, a Sunday roast or a piece of sashimi is a story of history, geography, memory and time just waiting to be unpicked.
Elliott battTzedek (events manager) recommends: "Set in Germantown, the next neighbourhood over, this hybrid collection of poetry and prose explores a complex geography of colonialism, racism and the memory of a beloved childhood home.
I knew nothing of English geography; of English history, I retained memories of Tudor cruelty and Victorian industry.
Perhaps the most striking finding in recent years is the parsing of memory into balkanized duchies, each with its own geography (or network) in the brain, and distinct mental responsibilities.
It is related to cultural landscape and local distinctiveness in geography, production of space in sociology and political economy, as well as to sites of memory in historic preservation.
