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The Mundane to the Memorial: Circulating and Deliberating the War in Iraq Through Vernacular Soldier-Produced Videos

Christina M. SmithCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 292-313 | Received 18 Mar 2010, Accepted 15 Apr 2011, Published online: 06 Jul 2011

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Hsin-I Sydney Yueh. (2020) Theorizing vernacular discourse in Sinophone transnational space: on Namewee’s YouTube music videos. Critical Studies in Media Communication 37:2, pages 174-187.
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Laura D. Keesman. (2023) The showability of policing: How police officers’ use of videos in organizational contexts reproduces police culture. European Journal of Criminology 20:3, pages 905-924.
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Megan MacKenzie. (2020) Why do soldiers swap illicit pictures? How a visual discourse analysis illuminates military band of brother culture. Security Dialogue 51:4, pages 340-357.
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Basil Wiesse. 2018. Stimmungen und Atmosphären. Stimmungen und Atmosphären 263 285 .
Bryan C. Taylor. (2017) Imitation (In)Security: Cultivating Mimetic Theory to Critique the Media/Security Nexus. Communication Theory 27:1, pages 48-69.
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Kevin Smets & Ahmet Hamdi Akkaya. (2015) Media and violent conflict: Halil Dağ, Kurdish insurgency, and the hybridity of vernacular cinema of conflict. Media, War & Conflict 9:1, pages 76-92.
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Meryl Alper. (2013) War on Instagram: Framing conflict photojournalism with mobile photography apps. New Media & Society 16:8, pages 1233-1248.
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Britta T Knudsen & Carsten Stage. (2012) Online war memorials: YouTube as a democratic space of commemoration exemplified through video tributes to fallen Danish soldiers. Memory Studies 6:4, pages 418-436.
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