Beyond Gallipoli: An Australian History of Pilgrimage, Commemoration and the Great War

超越加里波利：澳大利亚的朝圣、纪念和大战历史。第一次世界大战在四代澳大利亚人身上投下了阴影：从1915年到今天，年轻人和老年人都前往海外朝圣，寻求发现他们同胞的“失落”坟墓。这个项目将确定谁进行了这样的旅行，以及为什么。它既是一项历史研究，描绘了朝圣仪式的变化方式，也是对当今旅行者的动机和经历的调查。口述历史、档案研究和个人调查将为失落和哀悼的情感世界提供新的视角，并探索大众记忆、历史和民族认同之间的交集。

Beyond Gallipoli: An Australian History of Pilgrimage, Commemoration and the Great War. The Great War has cast a shadow across four generations of Australians: from 1915 to today, young and old have made pilgrimages overseas, seeking to discover the 'lost' graves of their countrymen. This project will determine who made such journeys and why. It will be both an historical study, charting ways in which the ritual of pilgrimage has changed, and an investigation into the motives and experience of today's travellers. Oral history, archival research and personal survey will offer new insight into the emotional world of loss and mourning and explore the intersection between popular memory, history and national identity.