1st Edition
Reconstructing Minds and Landscapes Silent Post-War Memory in the Margins of History
Introduction
Marja Tuominen, T. G. Ashplant and Tiina Harjumaa
Part 1: Reconstructing Hopes, Memories and Narratives
1. Post-War Cultural Reconstruction and the Nation: Some Comparative Considerations
T. G. Ashplant
2. Reconstructing Saami Culture in Post-War Finland
Veli-Pekka Lehtola
3. The Politics of Silences: Women’s War Experiences and the Discourses of Reconstruction in Poland (1945–1948)
Katarzyna Stańczak-Wiślicz
4. "This Is My Past": War, Memory, and Forgiveness in Rosa Liksom’s Novel The Colonel’s Wife
Elina Arminen
5. Petsamo: A Region Lost, a People Ignored
Tiina Harjumaa
6. Less Holy?: Reconstructing Eastern Orthodoxy in Post-War Finnish Lapland
Marja Tuominen
7. Reconstructed Landscapes of Northern Youth: Reading the Autobiographies of Finnish Youth, 1945–1960
Essi Jouhki and Kaisa Vehkalahti
8. Reconstructing Haunted Places: Postmemory and Ancestral Homelands
Liz Suda
Part 2: Reconstructing Landscapes and Mindscapes
9. Prison Island: Place of Remembrance or Place of Parley?
Žiga Kreševič
10. The Artist’s Gaze Turns to the Landscape and Wilderness
Tuija Hautala-Hirvioja
11. "On the Border Between Past and Future": Two Male Artists of Lapland and Their Relationship to Nature
Mervi Löfgren Autti
12. Reviving the Legacy of Reconstruction-Period Type-Planned Houses
Anu Soikkeli
Biography
Marja Tuominen is a professor of cultural history at the University of Lapland.
T. G. Ashplant is a visiting professor at the Centre for Life-Writing Research, King’s College London.
Tiina Harjumaa is a doctoral candidate and part-time teacher in cultural history at the University of Lapland.






