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Negotiating Trauma and Cultural Dislocation Through Memory: South Sudanese in Western Sydneynal to investigate how South Sudanese reconstruct collective memory in an Anglo-centric but multicultural Australian society. Trauma and cultural identity narratives emerge as dominant themes. The chapter demonstrates how the trauma discourse as the justification of the provision of settlement suppo

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The Voices of Diversity in Multicultural Societies: Using Multimedia to Communicate Authenticity andded by mainstream accounts. Oral accounts properly collected and interpreted provide valuable materials not otherwise approached. This chapter examines how the web archive and documentary . draws on oral histories recorded for the project to reveal the dynamic behind the shift in Australian public p

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Oral History and First-Person Narratives in Migration Exhibitions: Tracking Relations Between “Us” af interpretation over objects to prioritizing personal stories as the key mechanism for developing narrative in exhibitions. The chapter examines these narratives in ways that ask questions about the use of this first-person narrative voice to shape different kinds of relations between “us” and “the

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Personal, Public Pasts: Negotiating Migrant Heritage—Heritage Practice and Migration History in Austtiate both public histories around mass migration, state settlement and societal reception, as well as personal meanings around family history, adjustment and hardship. This chapter analyses how personal and community meanings around migrant heritage are produced in relation to heritage bodies, stat

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Purposeful Memory-Making: Personal Narratives of Migration at Melbourne’s Immigration Museumsince it opened in Melbourne in 1998. This has involved the politics of the individual, community and government as the Museum negotiates an emotionally charged environment with high community stakes—while striving to meet its own priorities and communication objectives. Through this significant her

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Book 2019n rich case studies, it captures the changing political and cultural dimensions of migration memories as they are negotiated and commemorated by individuals, communities and the nation.. .Remembering Migration. is divided into two sections, the first on oral histories and the second examining the co

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