Waste-Site Stories : The Recycling of Memory, Paperback by Neville, Brian (ED...

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Number of Pages: 271 Pages Language: English height: 1 in Item Weight: 12.8 Oz Item Width: 6 in Type: Textbook Publisher: STATE University of New York Press Item Length: 9 in Subject Area: Philosophy, Psychology Publication Name: Waste-Site Stories : the Recycling of Memory ISBN: 9780791453421 Format: Trade Paperback Publication Year: 2002 Author: Johanne Villeneuve width: 6 in Book Title: Waste-Site Stories : The Recycling of Memory Subject: Cognitive Psychology & Cognition, Aesthetics Item Height: 1 in

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Waste-Site Stories : The Recycling of Memory, Paperback by Neville, Brian (ED.... Waste-Site Stories : The Recycling of Memory, Paperback by Neville, Brian (EDT); Villeneuve, Johanne (EDT), ISBN 0791453421, ISBN-13 9780791453421, Brand New, Free shipping in the US The 14 essays are not modern versions of stories about ghosts, cursed landscapes, or supernatural retribution for wrongs to the environment. Rather, scholars of literature, art history, and related humanities explore semiologies and epistemologies that subtend modern notions of waste, of memory, and of recycling. A major concern is how modern and/or postmodern subjectivities contend with the global circulation of persons and cultural commodities. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR () Waste-Site Stories : The Recycling of Memory, Paperback by Neville, Brian (EDT); Villeneuve, Johanne (EDT), ISBN 0791453421, ISBN-13 9780791453421, Brand New, Free shipping in the US The 14 essays are not modern versions of stories about ghosts, cursed landscapes, or supernatural retribution for wrongs to the environment. Rather, scholars of literature, art history, and related humanities explore semiologies and epistemologies that subtend modern notions of waste, of memory, and of recycling. A major concern is how modern and/or postmodern subjectivities contend with the global circulation of persons and cultural commodities. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR ()