This book explores Niagara residents’ engagement with regional historical narratives and reveals how individuals select specific elements to form contemporary local identities.
This book explores Niagara residents’ engagement with regional historical narratives and reveals how individuals select specific elements to form contemporary local identities.
Russell Johnston is an associate professor in the Department of Communication, Popular Culture, and Film at Brock University. Michael Ripmeester is a professor in the Department of Geography and Tourism Studies at Brock University.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction Section 1: Resident Responses to "Official" Mnemonic Products 2. Assessing Public Engagement with Historical Narratives in Niagara Section 2: The Private Alexander Watson Monument 3. A War Memorial as a Mnemonic Device 4. The Watson Monument through Time 5. Residents Engage the Watson Monument Section 3: The Niagara Grape and Wine Industry 6. Viticulture as a Mnemonic Product 7. Residents Engage the Niagara Wine Industry 8. Conclusion Notes Index
1. Introduction Section 1: Resident Responses to "Official" Mnemonic Products 2. Assessing Public Engagement with Historical Narratives in Niagara Section 2: The Private Alexander Watson Monument 3. A War Memorial as a Mnemonic Device 4. The Watson Monument through Time 5. Residents Engage the Watson Monument Section 3: The Niagara Grape and Wine Industry 6. Viticulture as a Mnemonic Product 7. Residents Engage the Niagara Wine Industry 8. Conclusion Notes Index
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