Childhood Experiences of War as a Counter-memory in Karelian Diasporic Literature
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Publisher:Helsinki University Press
By: Hanna-Leena Määttä and Ilmari Leppihalme
Table of contents
Family, Memory, and Displacement: Introduction
Situating the Past in the Present: Family Memories and Postmemories of the Indian Partition
Knowing with a Trunk: Elaborating Transgenerational Human-Material Entanglements
Conveyors of Intimate War: Letters in the Intergenerational Transition of World War II Memories in Finland
Baltic Family Memory, Entangled Histories, and the Question of Solidarity
Journeys of Displacement: Childhood, Family, and Memory in Wartime Karelia
The Trauma of Family Separation and Resilience Practices: The Case of Deported Women in Tijuana, Mexico
Hidden Family History and Sense of Coherence among Second- and Third-Generation Displaced Ingrians
Reflections on Displaced Positionality and Families: Trauma and Resilience
Donbas War Prose as a Medium of Family Memory: (Dis)continuity and Resilience in Mondegreen and Amadoka
Touching Trails: Museum Exhibitions, Family Memories, and Forced Displacement
Childhood Experiences of War as a Counter-memory in Karelian Diasporic Literature
Disrupted Memories of Migration: Remembering a Blurred Past in the Context of an Uncertain Future
Breaking the “Pact of Silence”: Armenian Youth Activism and Coalition-Building in Contemporary Turkey
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PDF ISBN: 978-952-369-143-8 | E-Pub ISBN: 978-952-369-144-5 | Hardback ISBN: 978-952-369-142-1 | DOI: https://doi.org/10.33134/HUP-35
Publisher: Helsinki University Press
Publication date: 2026
Language: English
Pages: 356
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