Titlebook: Doing Memory Research; New Methods and Appr Danielle Drozdzewski,Carolyn Birdsall Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Participatory Methods and Community-Engaged Practices for Collecting, Presenting, and Representing ng. This chapter explores how participatory research methodologies, including participatory project design, crowdsourcing, participatory community mapping, and community curation, can render more visible the individual and social functions of cultural memory to researchers and participants. Particip

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Community Memory Mapping as a Visual Ethnography of Post-War Northeast England,affects, may be able to channel otherwise elusive imaginaries and the ephemeral mnemonic spaces encountered in fieldwork. For Ricoeur, telling stories can give shape to ephemeral, intangible elements of everyday life. What of the intangible elements of everyday life and storytelling that are remembe

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Deprivation and Social Exclusionective turn in the humanities and social sciences has prompted scholars in memory studies to engage with more-than-human and embodied methodological approaches. The introduction also outlines the themes covered by the volume: an ethics of care, experiencing and emplaced (researcher) bodies, and plac

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Establishing the Planning Systemvides an opportunity to move beyond traditional enquiries and investigate experiences at the level of the body. It is well acknowledged that the processes of memory and emotion are deeply entwined at an embodied level. Indeed, memories are emotionally charged and able to stir physiological response.

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Urban and Environmental Planning in the UKajor grassroot memorials. As it happens, I am a sociologist of memory. The phenomena I had been studying in places far removed from my everyday life were now unfolding on my doorstep. For almost a year, I kept sociological chronicles of this memorialization process. In this chapter, I revisit this r