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“Assurance that the world holds far more good than bad”:The Pedagogy of Memory at the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum

Lauren ObermarkUniversity of Missouri - St. LouisView further author information
Pages 93-107 | Published online: 06 Feb 2019

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Gordana Lazić & Renee LeFebvre. (2022) Defending the Pride Lands and Marginalized Subjects: The Lion Guard as Progressive Pedagogy. Southern Communication Journal 87:4, pages 386-397.
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Emily Robinson. (2021) Objects, Documentation, and Identification: Materiality and Memory of American Indian Boarding Schools at the Heard Museum. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 51:2, pages 94-108.
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J. B. Delston. (2021) The Ethics and Politics of Microaffirmations. Philosophy of Management 20:4, pages 411-429.
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