Who is Johnny Kaw? Settler Colonialism and Public Memory at Work in Manhattan, KS – K-State English
Who is Johnny Kaw? Settler Colonialism and Public Memory at Work in Manhattan, KS – K-State English
Zelizer. (1995) - Reading The Past Against The Grain | PDF
PDF) A Likely Past: Abortion, Social Data, and a Collective Memory of Secrets in 1950s America
Collective Memory and Digital Practices of Remembrance | SpringerLink
Zelizer Reading The Past Against The Grain | PDF
Journalism's Deep Memory: Cold War Mindedness and Coverage of Islamic State
Barbie Zelizer-About To Die - How News Images Move The Public-Oxford University Press, USA (2010) PDF | PDF | News | Reason
Journalism's Deep Memory: Cold War Mindedness and Coverage of Islamic State
Witnessing: US Citizenship and the Vicarious Experience of Suffering - Carrie A. Rentschler, 2004
The Cognitive Aspects of Collective Memory - Beim - 2007 - Symbolic Interaction - Wiley Online Library
Review Essay: On the Language of Forgetting: Quarterly Journal of Speech: Vol 95, No 1
Full article: Practical Truths: Black Feminist Agency and Public Memory in Biographies for Children
MAKE BOMB, SAVE WORLD: Reflections on Dialogic Nuclear Ethnography - BRYAN C. TAYLOR, 1996
Institutionalizing Counter‐Memories of the U.S. Civil Rights Movement: The National Civil Rights Museum and an Application of the Interest‐Convergence Principle - Pelak - 2015 - Sociological Forum - Wiley Online Library
Barbie Zelizer: H-index & Awards - Academic Profile | Research.com
Reading the archive against the grain: Power relations, affective affinities and subjectivity in the documenta Archive | Art Libraries Journal | Cambridge Core
Barbie Zelizer-About To Die - How News Images Move The Public-Oxford University Press, USA (2010) PDF | PDF | News | Reason
Burns Essay: Mediated Memories of 9/11 – Journalism History journal
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Material Rhetoric, Public Memory, and the Post-It Note: Southern Communication Journal: Vol 80, No 2
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Public Memory in the Online World | SpringerLink
The right to tell the (right) story: journalism, authority and memory - Eyal Zandberg, 2010
Somebody do Something!”: Lynching Photographs, Historical Memory, and the Possibility of Sympathetic Spectatorship
