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Editorial introduction: geography and collective memories through art
Australian Geographer ( IF 2.672 ) Pub Date : 2022-05-08 , DOI: 10.1080/00049182.2022.2052556
Laura Rodriguez Castro 1 , Kaya Barry 2 , Diti Bhattacharya 2 , Barbara Pini 3 , Candice Boyd 4 , Dorell Ben 5 , Chantelle Bayes 6 , Becky Nevin Berger 7 , Pallavi Narayan 8 , Michele Lobo 9 , Nina Ginsberg 6 , Amelia Hine 10
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ABSTRACT

Art’ and ‘memory’ are prominent areas of inquiry in geographical research. Artistic and memory work often overlap in our studies through practices and processes aimed at bringing people together in experimental, affective, and collective ways. In this introduction to the special issue, we write collectively as 12 authors to reflect on the histories, inspirations, and future trajectories of these intersecting concerns in geographical research. Our reflections stem from our collective participation and discussions of issues at the intersections of art, memory and geographical research, during an online workshop and our individual-and-collective reflections later through the process of writing this piece. We hope our discussions further interest on the possibilities for creative, collaborative, and decolonial interventions to memory in geography. And, incidentally, we hope that our editorial may be of interest for future research into the value and practices of collective geographic scholarship.



中文翻译:

社论导言:艺术中的地理与集体记忆

摘要

'“艺术”和“记忆”是地理学研究中的重要探究领域。通过旨在以实验、情感和集体方式将人们聚集在一起的实践和过程,艺术和记忆工作在我们的研究中经常重叠。在本期特刊的导言中,我们以 12 位作者的身份共同撰写,以反思地理学研究中这些交叉关注点的历史、启示和未来轨迹。我们的反思源于我们在在线研讨会期间对艺术、记忆和地理研究交叉问题的集体参与和讨论,以及我们后来通过撰写本文的过程进行的个人和集体反思。我们希望我们的讨论进一步关注对地理记忆进行创造性、协作和非殖民化干预的可能性。和,

更新日期:2022-05-08
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