…(London: Museums Association, 2013). I also circulated enquiries through social media networks including those of the MEG, FLS and Social History Curators Group. I researched and wrote the chapter whilst on maternity leave. 83 are visible today are the outcome of long processes o…

…on of time – of slow-moving academics and academic structures, and the urgent immediacy of students’ desire to learn, and sometimes to use that learning instrumentally. This does not entail a This open access edition has been made available under a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license thanks …

…collective memory practices (in particular, on the Genocide) through both print media and social activities. Chapter 6 deals with Armenian literature published in Plovdiv, with special attention to Suren Vetsigian’s memoir on the Genocide and on the book of Armenian cuisine. Chap…

…hing activities. Assistance provided by the Government of Alberta, Alberta Multimedia Development Fund. This publication is licensed under a Creative Commons License, Attribution–Noncommercial– No Derivative Works 2.5 Canada: see www.creativecommons.org. The text may be reproduce…

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…cyclables recovered by recyclers, and then sell them to the industry. This intermediation places them at the bottom of the recycling value chain, leading to further exploitation. In fact, from a standard economics point of view, the informal recycling sector resembles many of the…

…ins, Matheus Soares, Lucas Vieira THIRD PART Expansion of fiction worlds / Transmedia worlds.............................109 Socio-educational actions in transmedia telenovela “worlds”: addressing LGBTQIA+ issues in Brazilian TV ................................ 111 Yvana Fechine,…

…whether or not to recognize someone’s right to a hearing, the European courts immediately differentiate between abstract and general and concrete and indi­ vidual legal acts, and on the basis of such a differentiation delin­ eate their constitutional role in relation to the legis…

…ormers struggle on, trapped in a parallel space yet offering an epistemological mediation of local issues and regional or interna- tional norms. They offer local knowledge about the conditions of peace in situ and, from their positionality, a view of what problems they face. They…

…dom of choice.” In combination with the growing corporate monopolization of the media, these reforms are part of a longer-range plan to consolidate private power’s control over the total information system, thus eliminating avenues for the articulation of honest inquiry and disse…

…inant from the outset were the goals of self-organization, legal protection and mediation between national communities. This meant that hard- won, specific results in daily life gained more importance than the grand narratives about national grievances and symbolic victories. The…

…assical and Marxist economics both of which understood economic action as the unmediated, direct consequence of individuals’ material utilities. If that premise were correct, culture never contributes differential economic resources to actors and plays no part at all in economic …

…ritating Byssus – Etymological Problems, Material facts, and the Impact of Mass Media . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 500 Felicitas Maeder 34 Conceptualizing Greek Textile Terminologies: A Databased System . . . . . . . 520 Kalliope Sarri 35 textilnet.dk – A Toolk…

…Study 1: Making a difference) wants tempering by remembering the links to other media and visual culture (see e.g. Henderson and Henderson 2004; Insh 2014). The drawback of a 1.4 Framework Strategy specifically ‘carved stones’ focus is that carved stones risk being considered out…