Titlebook: Memory in a Global Age; Discourses, Practice Aleida Assmann,Sebastian Conrad (Professor of Mode Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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The Holocaust — a Global Memory? Extensions and Limits of a New Memory Communityracter. Due to its radical anti-human ideology, geographic scope and bureaucratic ‘perfection’, today it stands out as the paradigmatic genocide in world consciousness. From its very beginning, the social exclusion, contraction and extermination of European Jews was associated with spatial movements

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Victimhood Nationalism in Contested Memories: National Mourning and Global Accountabilitythat nationalist imagination can be fed only in transnational space. Victimhood nationalism is no exception since victims without perpetrators are unthinkable, and vice versa. The collective dichotomy of victimizers and victims in national terms articulates the transnationality of nationalism. Once

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Remembering Asia: History and Memory in Post-Cold War Japans place in the global order. Until 1990, the country’s primary orientation had been towards America. Under the umbrella of the security treaties with the US, Japan had defined herself essentially as part of the ‘West’. Asia, on the other hand, was virtually absent from Japanese discourse. The situat

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Neda — the Career of a Global Iconed philosophy, was now an aspiring singer, […] found herself abruptly catapulted from the crowds of Tehran to become the face of protest against Iran’s repressive rulers; a symbol of rebellion against the fraudulent election that had just returned Mahmoud Ahmedinejad to power’. Neda is included in a