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Remembering Diana: Cultural Memory and the ReInvention of Authority


7 May 2013, 3:00pm

Small Hall/Cinem, Richard Hoggart Building

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Cost Free
Department Sociology
Contact c.bird(@gold.ac.uk)

Part of the Goldsmiths Graduate Festival

Vic Seidler talks about his recent book; Remembering Diana: Cultural Memory and the ReInvention of Authority

Do you remember when Princess Diana died? Memories allow us to recognise how the past echoes in the present, highlighting a tension between the media's attempts to shape cultural memories and produce narratives, and the embodied memories people carry which sense a different reality.

Vic Seidler is Emeritus Professor in the Department of Sociology

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7 May 2013 3:00pm
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