Titlebook: Memory in a Mediated World; Remembrance and Reco Andrea Hajek,Christine Lohmeier,Christian Pentzold Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137470126Memory; Cultural memory; Media memory; Conflict; Protest; Crisis; Natural disaster; Remembrance; Reconstruct

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Remembering, Witnessing, Bringing Closure: Srebrenica Burial Ceremonies on YouTubeKatherine Verdery (1999) suggests that funerals always create an audience of mourners who recognize the dead and their significance. By the same token, they create and recreate communities around mourning. When funerals are circulated online, putative audiences multiply.

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Memory, Media and Methodological Footingsof cultural goods and services.. Such debate has proved useful in helping the field to come together and in refining our understanding of what is at stake in changing aspects of public remembering, but at some point we have to face the problem that without being empirically grounded in some way, any

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Towards a Memo-Techno-Ecology: Mediating Memories of Extreme Flooding in Resilient Communities, p. 128). More broadly, Brace and Geoghegan (2011), writing in the context of human geography, argue that climate change is encountered holistically, not just in how it is understood ‘top-down’ through the communication of scientific discourses but relationally at a local level: