@article{1481372,
      recid = {1481372},
      author = {Hansen, Anders Høg,},
      title = {Mix tape memories : movement and difference in life  writing /},
      pages = {1 online resource (xxxii, 258 pages) :},
      abstract = {This book 'plays up' stories of mostly unknown figures and  their journeys through a life affected by movement, and a  search for home. It engages with individuals and groups  whose passions have carried the subjects through  'uncharted' or unhomely territories, here told in a series  of 'tracks' depicting their roles in community memories and  histories. Side A engages with individual journeys, such as  Lewis, the American black literature book seller; the civil  rights activist, Izzy, an American-Swedish folklorist;  Eugene, a black classical pianist; and Pi, the Jew  transported to Sweden during WWII. Side B focuses on  communal histories and alternative educational and artistic  spaces, addressing life writing and memory in German comic  books, alternative educational spaces in Israel-Palestine  and Africa, and 'small press passions' of zines/newsletter  culture. Tellers and their interpreters are mediating  identities where nationality, race, and class (and other  markers of identity) have influenced selfhood and  collective belonging – revealing how individuals and  outsider cultures have the power to influence dominant  cultures and inspire societal change. Anders Høg Hansen is  Associate Professor in Media and Communication Studies at  Malmö University, Sweden. He is the co-editor of Memory on  Trial (2015), and author of Bob Dylan 1961-1967 (2012). He  has a degree in cultural studies and has engaged broadly  with zines/newsletters, alternative education, and art and  social change.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1481372},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-40463-4},
}