Titlebook: Digital Holocaust Memory, Education and Research; Victoria Grace Walden Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under e

PSA-velocity

Derrida and the (IM)Possibilities of Justice mnemonic self-inscription and the integration of memories by means of digital technology, as .: a term that interlinks the subjective adaptation of digital commemorative practices with interactive modes of engagement with history, through memorial sites.

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perpetual

Defining the Digital in Digital Holocaust Memory, Education and Research, characteristics of digital cultures. None of these elements works independently of the others. Digital Holocaust memory, education and research are produced as constant negotiations between a complex and ever-expanding number of both human and nonhuman actants.

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Detoxification

Visualising Evidence and Landscapes of Atrocities: An Ethical Perspectiveion camp (Alderney, The Channel Islands). Focus groups, interviews and questionnaire surveys were used to evaluate this platform. Our findings demonstrate the value of disseminating information from sites of conflict, persecution, and genocide through virtual heritage technologies.

Custodian

Becoming the ‘Holocaust Police’? The Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum’s Authority on Social Mediaertain representations of Auschwitz, suggesting only those explicitly approved by the Museum are acceptable. This demonstrates a wider Museum dichotomy between retaining traditional, didactic practices and establishing contemporary, participatory ones.

Vasoconstrictor

i-Memory: Selfies and Self-Witnessing in , (2016) mnemonic self-inscription and the integration of memories by means of digital technology, as .: a term that interlinks the subjective adaptation of digital commemorative practices with interactive modes of engagement with history, through memorial sites.

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使迷惑

James Morgan Lewing,Lisa Bunkowskiry discourses. Its authors argue that the project occupies a liminal space between the hyperconnected, the transnational and the local that demonstrates a redefinition of the role of the Holocaust archive after the connective turn.

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