Terrorism in the new memory ecology: Mediating and remembering the 2005 London Bombings
Terrorism in the new memory ecology: Mediating and remembering the 2005 London Bombings
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DOI：
10.1080/19434471003597399
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发表时间：
2010-01-01
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2
通讯作者：
Hoskins, Andrew
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作者：
Brown, Steven D.;Hoskins, Andrew
在一个以明显的恐怖饱和和无处不在的对过去的一切进行调解的时代，恐怖袭击的价值和记忆的前景似乎与媒体数据立即流通的速度和新闻图像的周期性重复有关。与这些影响记忆减少或消除的过程不同，我们通过对探索2005年伦敦爆炸案的调解和纪念的实证工作的初步分析，了解了个人和文化框架的相互作用如何被用来解释这种环境中的暴力事件。我们通过交叉培养心理学、传媒学和文化研究的方法来实现这一点，通过“图式”的概念来展示记忆是如何通过社会文化实践和不断变化的媒体逻辑动态配置的。通过这种方式，我们倡导一种整体的方法来研究一种新的记忆生态，借鉴新兴的记忆研究领域。
In an era marked by the apparent saturation of terror and the ubiquitous mediation of all-things-past, the value of and the prospects for the remembering of terrorist attacks appear caught up in the velocity of the immediate circulation of media data and in the cyclical iterations of news images. Rather than these processes affecting a reduction or obliteration of memory, we discern how an interplay of individual and cultural frameworks is used for making sense of violent events in this environment through preliminary analysis of empirical work exploring the mediation and the commemoration of the 2005 London Bombings. We achieve this through cross-fertilizing psychological and media and cultural studies approaches via the concept of 'schema' to show how remembering is dynamically configured through socio-cultural practices and shifting media logics. In this way, we advocate a holistic approach to a 'new memory ecology', drawing upon the emergent field of 'memory studies'.