Mapping Memory: Visuality, Affect, and Embodied Politics in the Americas
Mapping Memory examines how memory is mapped and understood through visuality, affect, and embodied politics in the Americas. Bringing cultural, political, and visual concerns into conversation, Kaitlin M. Murphy offers an interdisciplinary study for readers exploring representation, memory, and lived experience.
About This Book
Mapping Memory explores the relationship between memory and mapping in the Americas.
The book considers visuality, affect, and embodied politics as connected ways of understanding how memory is represented and experienced.
Its focus brings cultural, political, and visual questions together in an interdisciplinary study.
This work is suited to readers interested in memory, representation, embodiment, and the Americas.
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