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Die Story: Leitfaden und Beispiele,lective. A . moral memory may, further, be defined as a local/national event/situation whose moral and political relevance has been expanded, or . (see chapter 1), in such a way that it consistently occurs in political, moral, and cultural debates beyond its original spatial and temporal setting.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-5685-0 a global scale: for example, Khaled Said, beaten to death by Egyptian police in 2010 (Olesen, 2013b); Mohamed Bouazizi, who set himself on fire in a protest against local authorities in Tunisia in 2010 (Lim, 2013); Malala Yousafzai, shot and severely injured by the Taliban because of her advocacy f

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Global Injustice Symbols, symbols but also contribute to the formation of new ones. Second, they are all, to varying degrees, of course, . injustice symbols shaped by political dynamics beyond their local/national origin and containing meanings for audiences outside of this context. Our collective moral and political maps a

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Political Iconography,or less unanimous in their praise of the man’s accomplishments and significance. Despite being out of formal political circulation for almost 15 years (Mandela left office after 5 years as the first black president of South Africa in 1999), Mandela thus keeps stirring our global collective imaginati

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Grievance Communities,anizations (which are considered here as a form of . organizations) like, for example, al-Qaeda, Guantanamo Bay is repeatedly invoked as a mobilizing injustice symbol, legitimating and inspiring terrorist action (Corman, 2009, thus reports 26 al-Qaeda communications from 2002 to 2008 making direct r

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Moral Memories,lective. A . moral memory may, further, be defined as a local/national event/situation whose moral and political relevance has been expanded, or . (see chapter 1), in such a way that it consistently occurs in political, moral, and cultural debates beyond its original spatial and temporal setting.