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According to Wikipedia , Maria Tumarkin is an Australian cultural historian, essayist and novelist., and is senior lecturer in the School of Culture and Communication at the University of Melbourne, teaching creative writing.
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1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 0 12.5 25 37.5 50 62.5 75 87.5 100 112.5 125 137.5 150 Published Works Traumascapes: The Power and Fate of Places Transformed by Tragedy (2005) (138)Stories Without Borders (2011) (39)Crumbs of memory: Tracing the ‘more-than-representational’ in family memory (2013) The Long Life of Stalinism: Reflections on the Aftermath of Totalitarianism and Social Memory (2011) ‘Wishing you weren't here . . .’: Thinking about trauma, place and the port Arthur massacre (2001) Secret life of wounded spaces: traumascapes in the contemporary Australia (2002) (7)Twenty Years of Thinking about Traumascapes (2019) Productive death: the necropedagogy of a young Soviet hero (2011) Social memory and historical justice: Introduction (2011) Disturbing the Sound of Silence: Towards the Thick Vision of the Long Soviet Silence (2009) (3)Bread and Breath: Two Reflections on the Ethics of (Doing) History (2012) This Narrated Life: the Limits of Storytelling (2014) (2)SPECIAL ISSUE: SOCIAL MEMORY AND HISTORICAL JUSTICE INTRODUCTION (2011) Structural changes in endocrine pancreas of male Wistar rats due to chronic cola drink consumption. Role of PDX-1 (2021) Work-related and experiential learning in arts and humanities (2008) (1)The Alexievich method (2017) (1)What it means to be a real journalist (2010) (1)Mining the mother lode (2009) (1)Theorizing Otherwise: Sites of Conscience and Gendered Violence (2022) First as a tragedy, second as a farce: traumascapes, memory and the curse of indifference (2004) (1)Beyond Truth and Justice: The Path to Healing (2011) (1)Love at Last Sight: Port Arthur and the Afterlife of Trauma (2013) Social dimensions of trauma (2009) (0)An anaesthetised life in a smoothly toxic machine (2007) (0)Maria Tumarkin on justice, trauma and truth (2010) (0)How Russia changed my life (2010) (0)Otherland: A Journey with My Daughter (2011) (0)Telling children a dangerous lie about life (2006) (0)The Notion Of The Public-Private Divide In The Contemporary Historical Imagination (1998) (0)Miocardiopatía arritmogénica. Genes y proteínas desmosómicas (2022) Srebrenica: 10 years on, a wound still bleeds (2005) (0)Could TDX-1 explain the changes observed in endocrine pancreas due to chronic cola drink consumption in rats? A global point of view (2020) Seduction of the imagination (2006) (0)Diaries of the Afterlife (2011) (0)What The Essayist Spills (2015) (0)Chroniclers of the aftermath (2008) (0)Justice, reconciliation and memory: a tale of two grandsons (2010) (0)The girl from the gulag (2006) (0)Right to grieve not public property (2006) (0)There's nothing routine about depression (2007) (0)Angels thin on the Grozny ground (2008) (0)Speech, silence and the trauma of justice: a difficult conversation (2010) (0)From an unconscious state (2009) (0)Sounds of silence (2010) (0)A catalyst for change (2007) (0)Book review: 'Three weeks in Bali: a personal account of the Bali bombing', by Alan Atkinson (2003) (0)Giving until guilt goes away (2010) (0)Manuscripts do not burn: trauma, material culture and the persistence of memory (2004) (0)Why we must resist the urge to lie to our children (2003) (0)Love story [A vision of a world where adults and children are equals. Book review of Motherhood by Anne Manne.] (2005) (0)The witness in contempt: reflections on overfamiliarity, pain and desecration. (2013) The Whisperer in the Jungle (2011) (0)Life in translation (2008) (0)The afterlife of books (2012) (0)Russia and Australia: the history of a disenchantment (1999) (0)Affect and memory under totalitarianism (2010) (0)Book review: 'After Port Arthur', by Carol Altmann (2006) (0)Not another diversity panel: Move, reader, move (2018) (0)Infrastructure may crumble, but the people won't (2005) (0)Transcultural memory as 'more-than-representational': silence, encoding, affect (2010) (0)Up to my elbows in the grey zone (2010) (0)Folded brains, squashed ambitions (2006) (0)It takes real balls to have a heart in politics (2007) (0)Wildness: The willingness to be defeated (2020) Second Language (2019) Arrhythmogenic Cardiomyopathy. Genes and Desmosomal Proteins (2022) Price is right but not for an 'untouchable' (2009) (0)To be his master's voice (2007) (0)Ageing parents kept offshore by heartless immigration policy (2010) (0)JAS review of books (2003) Remembering and forgetting (2009) The voyeuristic tourist (2001) (0)Unethical reading and the limits of empathy (2020) Noted: Against Remembrance [Book Review] (2011) (0)Folded brains, squashed ambitions [Review of Carey, Peter. Theft: A Love Story (2006).] (2006) (0)Three Weeks in Bali: A Personal Account of the Bali Bombing [Book Review] (2003) (0)My mother's story (2009) (0)‘Having left, not having—yet—arrived’ (2020) Bretschneider Solution and Two Antianginal Drugs Protect Peripheral Tissue in an Animal Model of Hemorrhagic Shock (2022) Stranger in the night (1999) (0)TEXT reviews April 2017 (2017) Book reviews including 'Prison: cultural memory and dark tourism', by Jacqueline Z. Wilson (2009) Abstracts of articles deposited at VINTTI (1979) Heritage of atrocity or the cultural work of traumascapes (2004) (0)Trauma, space and identity in contemporary Australia (2000) (0)Arms-length ethics a disservice (2006) (0)Memory, trauma and reconciliation in post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina (2010) (0)Together apart: eavesdropping on Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir [Arts and Letters. Book review.] (2005) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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