Search Results for mourning and memory

...? In Spain and Greece, as in many parts of the world, the answer has increasingly been: music speaks where law and politics fall short. Building on this premise, the volume examines how musical practices in Southern Europe have become crucial arenas for mourning, memory and resistance in the face of femicide...

... and their songs. These songs function as sites of public mourning and collective grieving, enabling society to process trauma and exposing the limits of institutional responses. In this way, musical expression contributes significantly to the construction of feminist memory and the mobilisation of political...

... citizenship mourning and memory transnational feminism gender-based violence Listening Against Silence On a winter evening in Granada in December 2022, the Spanish singer Rozalén stood before an audience gathered to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the murder of Ana Orantes, whose televised testimony...

... selective popular memory and future plans . International Journal of Cultural Policy , 25 ( 2 ), 140 – 153 . DeNora , T. ( 1995 ). The musical composition of social reality? Music, action and reflexivity . The Sociological Review , 43 ( 2 ), 295 – 315 . DeNora , T. ( 2000...

... that political hierarchies determine whose lives are deemed worthy of mourning. The recurring naming of victims in Greek protest songs directly confronts this hierarchy. Each name sung restores grievability, transforming the memory of women who might otherwise be reduced to news statistics into subjects...

...References References Alexander , M. J. ( 2006 ). Pedagogies of crossing: Meditations on feminism, sexual politics, memory, and the sacred . Duke University Press . Anzaldúa , G. (Ed.). ( 1990 ). Making face, making soul haciendo caras: Creative and critical perspectives...

... with their mother with Tomb Raider as central to the rememberance and nostalgia experienced in this example. Through this type of perspective, the games become a site of mourning and memory and function as a sort of living archive through which relationships can be revisited and honoured. Comments...

... will be mourned as deeply […] or whose death will provoke a greater reckoning with the identity and future of the country’ (Landler, 2022). The first act of King Charles III, a day after his mother died, was to proclaim that his son, William, had become the new Prince of Wales. The timing of the announcement...

... with future generations always memorialized in the heart-spirit-mind‑body of this chapter’s DNA. These kitchen table talks, in the form of this chapter, (re)imagine embodied experiences within and beyond the current body politics impacting BIWOC and particularly Black women across social locations as well...

... and leaves good memories ( Carvalho, 2023 ). The current situation has an important connection with the use of ICTs in Tourism. When we talk about tourist relationships between countries with many cultural differences, such as India and France, then the use of Information and Communication Technology...

... with the “post-truth” era . Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition , 6 ( 4 ), 353 – 369 . 10.1016/j.jarmac.2017.07.008 Lutz , A. ( 2009 ). The Obama campaign and social networking . Stanford Graduate School of Business . https://www.gsb.stanford.edu/faculty-research/case-studies...

..., morbidity, and death (Dhiraj et al., 2024; Lewis et al., 2022 ). According to Martini and Buda (2020) , some of the most visited locations for dark tourism are the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial, the 9/11 World Trade Center, the Chernobyl nuclear accident sites, the Gallipoli War site, and the Jallianwala...

... . Hess , A. ( 2007 ). In digital remembrance: Vernacular memory and the rhetorical construction of web memorials . Media, Culture & Society , 29 ( 5 ), 812 – 830 . Holloway , K. F. C. ( 2002 ). Passed on: African American mourning stories, a memorial . Duke University Press...