Titlebook: Geographies of Commemoration in a Digital World; Anzac @ 100 Danielle Drozdzewski,Shanti Sumartojo,Emma Waterto Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if

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Geographies of Commemoration in a Digital World,member. Our discussion threads along the productive value of the digital, and how it reveals in the dialogues between concepts of commemoration and ethnographic methodologies . how these operationalize through commemorative geographies.

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Epistemology of Memory,d geared towards a ‘thinking-with’ approach, one that crosses disciplinary boundaries, and operates between and within layers of memory/place/identity, to thinking-with-body across material and digital spaces.

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Digital Presence and Absence,questioning the link between Anzac and those Australians whose forebears cannot show a direct, familial relationship with a history of service. We show how this dualism both animates and unsettles core national narratives.

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Digital Feelings,ily conform to longstanding commemorative practices and narratives. In attending to digital feelings, we reinforce our argument about the epistemological entanglement of affect, embodiment and discursive meaning that characterizes the complex geographies of commemoration.

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gia, and identity, and will be of particular interest to thoThis book reframes commemoration through distinctly geographical lenses, locating it within experiential and digital worlds. It interrogates the role of power in representations of memory and shows how experiences of commemoration sit withi

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Geographies of Commemoration in a Digital World, we discuss our characterization of geographies of commemoration and its importance. Second, we outline our approach to tropes of Anzac, and explain how these tropes link to memories, places and experiences of Anzac?and how they play out and transform, or not, in and through a digital world. Third,

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Encounters with Anzac in a Digital World: Tropes and Symbols, Spectacle and Staging,in what it means to ‘think-with’ Anzac and unveil a range of different encounters with it by our research participants. We explore how Anzac conjures feelings of collectivity, connecting people to each other and to the nation. Homing in on its affective and sensory dimensions, we close the chapter w

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Digital Presence and Absence,e use new empirical material to explore the strong family connections that many people experience as central to their own Anzac commemorations, and consider the role of multiculturalism in demarcating a sense of presence/absence in both individual experience and broader Anzac narratives. Bringing th