Vol. 21 No. 5 (2022): Special Issue: Monumentality, Memoryscapes, and the Politics of Place

Special Issue - Monumentality, Memoryscapes, and the Politics of Place

• Monumentality, Memoryscapes, and the Politics of Place

  Reuben Rose-Redwood, Ian G. Baird, Emilia Palonen, CindyAnn Rose-Redwood

  448-467

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• Truth-Telling and Memory-Work in Montgomery’s Co-Constituted Landscapes

  Anna Livia Brand; Joshua F. Inwood; Derek Alderman

  468-483

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• Engendered in Stone The Role of Race and Gender in the Construction and Removal of Confederate Monuments in Tampa, Florida

  Sam(antha) Bowden Akbari, Stephen McFarland, M. Martin Bosman

  484-501

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• Meaning Falls Apart Anagrammatical Blackness and Memorialization at the Museum

  Bradley Hinger

  502-519

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• Dead Labor Fetishizing Chattel Slavery at Contemporary Southern Plantation Tourism Sites

  Matthew Russell Cook, Candace Forbes Bright, Perry L. Carter, E. Arnold Modlin

  520-539

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• Decolonizing Memory Work? Textual Politics of Settler State Historical Markers Engaging Indigenous Peoples in Kansas

  Chris W. Post, Mark A. Rhodes II

  540-559

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• A Stone Left Unturned Landscape, Race, and Memory at the Gila River War Relocation Center

  Adrian N. Mulligan

  560-584

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• The Commemorative Landscape as a Space of Anti-Racist Activism Confronting the Legacies of Anti-Japanese Canadian Racism on Vancouver Island

  Ian G. Baird

  585-602

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• Making the Millet Common Rethinking Authoritarian Politics Through Commemoration Following Turkey’s July 2016 Coup Attempt

  Timur Hammond

  603-622

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