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The 2005 conference theme occupies a prominent place in current
critical discussions in a wide variety of disciplines. Memory,
Place, Identity challenges us to
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(re)construct and tell our stories; |
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identify and reflect on where we’ve been or long
to be; |
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examine our evolving sense of who we are and what defines
us, individually, collectively, culturally, regionally,
nationally, globally. |
As CCU embarks on its second fifty years, and in the wake
of a century that brought both unprecedented progress and darkness,
triumph and despair, what lies behind us, before us, … within
us has taken on a new urgency and represents a rich, timely
agenda for communal discussion as we look to the future.
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