Imagining the Past, Remembering the Future: War, Violence, and Memory in Asia : Conference ProceedingsUniversity of the Philippines Center for Integrative and Development Studies, 2001 - 234 Seiten |
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... critical distance . We have to differentiate between silence as a choice and silence that is imposed . The latter is the kind of silence that doesn't tell any stories . I question what you call critical distance . While I entirely agree ...
... critical distance . We have to differentiate between silence as a choice and silence that is imposed . The latter is the kind of silence that doesn't tell any stories . I question what you call critical distance . While I entirely agree ...
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... critical distance , I am able to reach out to the rightwing . I interviewed one of the most important perpetrators , the head of the radio station that led to the killing . He loved to talk to me and I'm willing to include his memory ...
... critical distance , I am able to reach out to the rightwing . I interviewed one of the most important perpetrators , the head of the radio station that led to the killing . He loved to talk to me and I'm willing to include his memory ...
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... critical reading of mass media . ( In Japan media education and critical media studies are very big . ) Several months later , I received a magazine for junior high school teachers on media education that , at first glance , appeared ...
... critical reading of mass media . ( In Japan media education and critical media studies are very big . ) Several months later , I received a magazine for junior high school teachers on media education that , at first glance , appeared ...
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FOR THE MINORITYS MEMORY | 27 |
Commentary | 33 |
Tin Maung Maung Than | 105 |
Urheberrecht | |
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