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Select article: The act of documenting: Joshua Oppenheimer’s The Act of Killing

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First published 2020-3

The act of documenting: Joshua Oppenheimer’s The Act of Killing

Cristina Demaria, Patrizia Violi

Media,War & Conflict

Select article: Joshua Oppenheimer (dir.),The Act of Killing

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First published 2014-5

Joshua Oppenheimer (dir.),The Act of Killing

Nicole Rafter

Theoretical Criminology

Select article: The Act of Video: Reflections on Video Vortex #7 and Contemporary Video Practices in Indonesia

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First published 2015-12

The Act of Video: Reflections on Video Vortex #7 and Contemporary Video Practices in Indonesia

David Teh, Thomas J. Berghuis

Theory,Culture & Society

Select article: Documenting atrocities around the world: Why engage with the perpetrators?

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First published 2019-11

Documenting atrocities around the world: Why engage with the perpetrators?

Fernando Canet

International Journal of Cultural Studies

Select article: How to Merge ENT Practices

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First published 1995-5

How to Merge ENT Practices

Richard E. Linde, Joshua Oppenheim

Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery

Select article: Knowing the past affectively: Screen media and the evocation of intergenerational trauma

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First published 2018-2

Knowing the past affectively: Screen media and the evocation of intergenerational trauma

Ana Dragojlović

Arts and Humanities in Higher Education

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