Extending Thompson's discussion of the extended self, I contrast his view if the I Self (in
William James' terms) with my focus on James' Me Self. I go on to discuss the Aggregate …

The article examines the political and cultural processes of nation-building over thirty years
of independence in Belarus. It argues that in becoming a nation-state Belarus has faced …

The 'forensic turn'in transitional justice has seen technologies of identification, notably DNA,
become an essential part of recommended responses to missing and disappeared persons …

Different narratives in Colombia show how the apparition of mutilated and unidentified
corpses in rivers–as an outcome of decades of war and violence–has reorganised national …

The article examines the limitations of methodological nationalism in the studies of social
memory through a case study of memory of Stalinist repression in Belarus. It analyses how …

The integration of forensic knowledge and associated practices into a growing number of
human rights and humanitarian investigations, as well as transitional justice processes has …

This paper interrogates what place do dead exemplars and saintly relics occupy in the ritual
repertoire of Jahriyya Sufism–a mystical revivalist movement that emerged in mid-18th …

Transforming social perceptions of those repressed by the Soviet regime in the late eighties,
prompted urgent action to deal with difficult Soviet heritage, especially with landscapes of …

This article examines how Timor-Leste's dead are memory workers. Drawing on
ethnographic research, it probes how the restless spirits of those who died during the …

Malik Sajad's graphic novel Munnu: A Boy from Kashmir (2015) is a Künstlerroman that
draws from his experiences growing up in Kashmir. It relies on a surfeit visuality of mutilated …