Participatory Memory: Fandom Experiences Across Time and Space Main Menu Introducing Participatory Memory This section describes participatory memory as an academic area of study. This page gives a brief overview of this topic and introduces the rest of this section. Remembering the People's Princess Princess Diana died in the tunnel near Pont de l'Alma. Here participants are marking this space, giving them a sense of agency. This section discusses government resistance towards participatory memory. Engaging Harry Potter Through participatory memory making activities, participants establish their identity as Harry Potter fans. Layering Ianto's Memorial The Torchwood Ianto Jones space of memory in Cardiff Bay is a significant participatory memory site where the owners of Mermaid Quay have acknowledged this fan space. Navigating the Futures of Participation Participatory memory is one way in which fans can participate in digital and physical spaces. Credits and References Credits page with References and Media References subpages for the participatory memory book.
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The Flamme de la Liberté is a replica of the flame on the Statue of Liberty

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Contents of this annotation:

  1. Researching Spaces of Memory