“Ask for a Miracle”: Memory, Manipulation, and Displacement in the Cooper-Young Neighborhood | Zendy

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“Ask for a Miracle”: Memory, Manipulation, and Displacement in the Cooper-Young Neighborhood

Author(s) -

Hannah Clevenger

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

reconceptualizing educational research methodology

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 1892-042X

DOI - 10.7577/rerm.3852

Subject(s) - memphis , narrative , miracle , experiential learning , visual arts , representation (politics) , ask price , collective memory , displacement (psychology) , aesthetics , psychology , sociology , media studies , history , art , psychoanalysis , political science , mathematics education , law , literature , botany , economy , politics , economics , biology

Through a combination of walking, archival, and arts-based research methodologies, this paper expands the experiential process of creating a visual representation of the changes that have taken place in the Cooper-Young neighborhood of Memphis, Tennessee. Combined, these (visual) elements highlight the disparities between the dominant and hidden narratives of Cooper-Young’s history.

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