This afterword discusses dialogical remembering and slow memory in memory studies, suggesting new analytical frameworks.
This afterword situates the special issue within current debates in memory studies. The concept of “dialogical remembering” opens a productive conversation with “agonistic memory,” developing a relational and non-binary approach to conflictual pasts. Moreover, the concept is a productive methodological and analytical complement to the perspective of “slow memory” providing one of the means by which slow memory instances can be empirically traced.
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