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Volume 5 (2013): Issue 1 (Mar 2013): Postcolonial Memory Politics in Educational Media. Guest Editors: Eckhardt Fuchs and Marcus Otto

in Journal of Educational Media, Memory, and Society

Table of Contents

  • Introduction
    • Educational Media, Textbooks, and Postcolonial Relocations of Memory Politics in Europe
  • Articles
    • The Challenge of Decolonization School History Textbooks as Media and Objects of the Postcolonial Politics of Memory in France since the 1960s
    • The End of Empire Colonial Heritage and the Politics of Memory in Britain
    • "We Need to Get Away from a Culture of Denial"?
      The German-Herero War in Politics and Textbooks
    • The Image of Italian Colonialism in Italian History Textbooks for Secondary Schools
    • Constructing Aboriginal Australians, 1930-1960
      Projecting False Memories
    • The Ottoman Age in Southern Central Europe as Represented in Secondary School History Textbooks in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia
  • Forum
    • (De)Colonizing Pictures?
      German Television and Colonialism
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