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Sites of violence and their communities: critical memory studies in the post-human era

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Published in:Heritage, Memory and Conflict Journal
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Published: 2021
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History & Culture
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title Sites of violence and their communities: critical memory studies in the post-human era
title_auth Sites of violence and their communities: critical memory studies in the post-human era
title_full Sites of violence and their communities: critical memory studies in the post-human era
title_fullStr Sites of violence and their communities: critical memory studies in the post-human era
title_full_unstemmed Sites of violence and their communities: critical memory studies in the post-human era
title_short Sites of violence and their communities: critical memory studies in the post-human era
title_sort sites of violence and their communities: critical memory studies in the post-human era
topic — — — — — Archeology
History & Culture
Arts & Humanities
url https://ijhmc.arphahub.com/article/63263/