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Back Down Memory Lane: Explorations of Absence, Presence, and Institutionalized Public Memory
Sat, November 14, 11:00am to 12:15pm, Hilton Chicago, Floor: Third Floor, PDR 6Session Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
This competitive paper panel will invite audience members to consider the role of absence and presence in creating and shaping historical memory. The panelists will discuss how power was and is used to reinforce an institutionalized public memory that disregards the experiences and scholarly contributions of African Americans.
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Individual Presentations
Mapping the Convergence of Controversy and Collective Memory: The Case of Jeremiah Wright - Stephen Rahko, Indiana University
Racial Comedy, Parrhesia, and Critical-Rhetorical Truth Telling - Jonathan Rossing, Indiana University
The Blues, Trauma, and Public Memory: Willie King and the Liberators - Stephen King, Delta State University; Renee Foster, Delta State University
Exhaling so that we can catch our breath and sing: Reflections on issues inherent in publishing race-related communication research - Debra Smith, University of North Carolina, Charlotte; Christopher Groscurth, University of Michigan; Rex Crawley, Robert Morris University; Mark Orbe, Western Michigan University
