Call for Papers
What is remembered, what is forgotten, and who decides? These questions lie at the heart of how archives shape memory and identity. Personal and national archives become spaces for restoring erased identities and for challenging official history. Cultural production functions as both an archive and a counter-archive. A case in point is Toni Morrison’s “Sites of Memory,” in which she posits that recording memory recovers the inner lives of oppressed people. "Download full document"
