Revisiting Australia's war: international perspectives on heritage, memory and ANZAC pilgrimages to the cemeteries, sites and battlefields of World War Two (WW2)

在澳大利亚和新西兰，战争已经成为一种象征性的地位;对许多人来说，澳新军团的精神定义了两国的价值观。一项关于二战朝圣的研究将探讨澳新军团传奇如何被后代重新审视、重塑和振兴。这个项目将从那些遭受战争的人那里找回战争的记忆，赋予塔斯曼两边的哀悼者社区权力，并帮助解释为什么澳新军团神话吸引了如此多样化的社会阶层。它将探讨澳大拉西亚与世界，特别是亚洲/太平洋地区关系中被忽视的一个方面。

War has assumed an iconographic status in Australia and New Zealand; for many the spirit of Anzac defines the values of both nations. A study of WW2 pilgrimage will explore ways the Anzac legend has been revisited, reinvented and revitalised by successive generations. This project will retrieve the memory of war from those who suffered it, empower communities of mourners on both sides of the Tasman and help to explain why the Anzac mythology captivates such a diverse cross-section of society. It will explore a neglected dimension of Australasia's relationship with the world and the Asia/Pacific region in particular.