Beyond Memory

Contents List of Images List of Contributors Introduction: Remembering, Forgetting and Silence Alexandre Dessingue and Jay Winter Part I: Silences beyond remembering and forgetting 1. Colonial and Postcolonial Silences: Listening to Kartini in the Netherlands Paul Bijl, University of Amsterdam 2. Making Museum Objects. A Silent Performance of Connection and Loss in Solomon Islands Elizabeth Bonshek, University of Canberra 3. History, Silence and the Detective in Aleksandr Terekhov's Russian Novel Kamennyi most Julie Hansen, Uppsala University 4. Nostalgic Histories of War: Refugees in Austria-Hungary, 1914-2014 Julie Thorpe, University of Western Sydney Part II: The performativity of silence 5. The Many Sounds of Heidegger's silence Siobhan Kattago, Tallinn University 6. Silence, Remembering and Forgetting in Wittgenstein, Cage, and Derrida Steffi Hobuss, Leuphana University of Luneburg 7. Cold War Era Silence : The Movement of the Graves of Soviet Prisoners of War in northern Norway Steinar Aas, University of Bodo 8. Strategic silence - Political Persuasion between the remembered and the forgotten Ketil Knutsen, University of Stavanger Part III: Silence as an aesthetic phenomenon 9. Between Memory and Silence, between Family and Nation: Interpreting the First World War through Digital Media Silke Arnold-de Simine , Birkbeck, University of London 10. Allegorical silence: The Plague as a critical literacy act Alexandre Dessingue, University of Stavanger 11. Negotiating Memories and Silences: Museum Narratives of Transatlantic Slavery in England Leanne Munroe, Cambridge University 12. Shell shock, Gallipoli and the generation of silence Jay Winter, Yale University Silence and Social Life: Concluding Remarks Astrid Erll, Frankfurt University