History Memory And Decolonial Futures Research Collective

History And Collective Memory | PDF | Identity (Social Science) | Memory

History And Collective Memory | PDF | Identity (Social Science) | Memory The official website for the history, memory and decolonial futures research collective. we examine how institutions deeply intertwined with colonialism including museums, universities, and corporations are confronting these histories. The erc funded deathrevol project uses a multidisciplinary research approach to gain insight into when this culture first emerged, and how it was expressed during the palaeolithic era.

History, Memory And Decolonial Futures Research Collective

History, Memory And Decolonial Futures Research Collective We are also research leads for the collective: history, memory and decolonial futures sponsored by the faculty of arts at the university of melbourne. we are most grateful to all the contributors and the editor of inside indonesia jemma purdey, for their work on this volume. Kate is research lead and co director with ana eclair of the faculty of arts history, memory and decolonial futures collective. she is currently working on an arc funded discovery project called submerged history: memory activism in indonesia and the netherlands. It also explores their future impact on (re )shaping, (re )producing, promoting, and transmitting cultural heritage, collective memories, rebuilding identity, and conflict narratives in post arab spring states in the middle east and north africa (mena) region. His research explores issues of identity in chilean and latin american literature and popular culture, with a recent emphasis on rock music. israel interrogates these from an interdisciplinary perspective that is heavily influenced by decolonial thought and latin american philosophy.

(PDF) History And Collective Memory: The Succeeding Incarnations Of An Evolving Relationship

(PDF) History And Collective Memory: The Succeeding Incarnations Of An Evolving Relationship It also explores their future impact on (re )shaping, (re )producing, promoting, and transmitting cultural heritage, collective memories, rebuilding identity, and conflict narratives in post arab spring states in the middle east and north africa (mena) region. His research explores issues of identity in chilean and latin american literature and popular culture, with a recent emphasis on rock music. israel interrogates these from an interdisciplinary perspective that is heavily influenced by decolonial thought and latin american philosophy. Our research collective is built around an existing network of scholars with a strong expertise in decolonial work in the contexts of indonesia and the netherlands. I inquire into how memory work can be a decolonial praxis by looking at moro islamic liberation front adherents' will to remember atrocities committed against muslims in the philippines as well. The article highlights that truth telling practices of survivors and activists have challenged the coloniality of power, knowledge and gender by valuing marginalised voices, contesting colonial imaginaries and constructing collective memory for the decolonial present and future. I discuss how memory work plays a significant role in their struggle, which can be seen as a movement towards what adolfo albán calls “re existence.”.

History, Memory and Decolonial Futures Research Collective