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History and Cultural Memory in Neo-Victorian Fiction

Kate Mitchell

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Photography, Memory, and Memory Texts in Sixty Lights and AfterimageConclusion: 'What will count as history?'

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Photography, Memory, and Memory Texts in Sixty Lights and AfterimageConclusion: 'What will count as history?'

Key concepts: History, Cultural memory, Literature, Art, Sociology, Anthropology

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