Geography and Memory: explorations in identity, place and becoming
edited by: Owain Jones and Joanne Garde-hansen
Introduction: Owain Jones, Joanne-Garde-hansen
PART 1: IDENTITY
1. Clearing out a Cupboard: Memory, Materiality and Transitions (John Horton and Peter Kraftl)
2. Copper Places: Affective Circuitries (Caitlin DeSilvey)
3. Mapping Grief and Memory in John Banville’s The Sea ( Avril Maddrell)
4. Brooding on Bornholm: Postmemory, Painting and Place (Judith Tucker)
PART 2: PLACE
5. Family Photographs: Memories, Narratives, Place (Elisabeth Roberts)
6. The Southdean Project and Beyond-‘Essaying’ Site as Memory Work (Iain Biggs)
7. ‘The Elephant is Part of Us and our village’: Reflections on Memories, Places and (non-) spatial objects (Marc Redepenning)
8. Graffiti Heritage: Civil War Memory in Virginia (Terri Moreau and Derek H Alderman)
PART 3: BECOMING
9. Geopolitics and memories: Walking through Plymouth, England (James D. Sidaway)
10. A Domestic geography of everyday terror: remembering and forgetting the house I grew up in (Belinda Morrissey)
11. Moving through memory: Notes from a circus lot (Ariel Terranova-Webb)
12. Making memories our own (way): non-state remembrances of the second world war in Perak Malaysia (Hamzah Muzaini)
13. Lobotomizing Logics: A critique of memory sports and the business of mapping the mind (Gareth Hoskins)
A Memoir: (On Terra Firma)
14. Surfaces and Slopes – Remembering the World-Under-Foot (Hayden Lorimer)
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