Comments on: Keeping memory at hand http://journalofmoderncraft.com/responses/keeping-memory-at-hand Academic research on craft Sun, 20 May 2012 15:36:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Atje http://journalofmoderncraft.com/responses/keeping-memory-at-hand/comment-page-1#comment-5144 Atje Thu, 26 Aug 2010 01:43:22 +0000 http://journalofmoderncraft.com/book/keeping-memory-at-hand#comment-5144 I also thought: Isn't it great that a bit of linen in the right hands can cause a paradigm shift in people's thinking and accordingly can change the very fabric of a world in crisis! I also thought: Isn’t it great that a bit of linen in the right hands can cause a paradigm shift in people’s thinking and accordingly can change the very fabric of a world in crisis!

]]> By: Atje http://journalofmoderncraft.com/responses/keeping-memory-at-hand/comment-page-1#comment-5124 Atje Wed, 25 Aug 2010 16:20:22 +0000 http://journalofmoderncraft.com/book/keeping-memory-at-hand#comment-5124 Great! I really felt the rope/linen link to the memorial. An enlightening synopsis. Great! I really felt the rope/linen link to the memorial. An enlightening synopsis.

]]> By: Aidan Moore http://journalofmoderncraft.com/responses/keeping-memory-at-hand/comment-page-1#comment-1038 Aidan Moore Thu, 19 Nov 2009 05:02:30 +0000 http://journalofmoderncraft.com/book/keeping-memory-at-hand#comment-1038 The Reading of the Names for the Ulster Linen Memorial was an enlightening or even cathartic experience for the Readers. Most had personal knowledge of at least one, and the name jumped out of the list to startle the reader, as it will to the listener in the audio presentation. The comprehensive randomisation of the names in the Reading lent added poignancy to the lists. These were people who on the last day of their lives may have been passionately opposed to those who now walk beside them, side by side in the ranks of the Grey Sergeant. He cares nothing for age or gender or affiliation. Aidan Canberra The Reading of the Names for the Ulster Linen Memorial was an enlightening or even cathartic experience for the Readers. Most had personal knowledge of at least one, and the name jumped out of the list to startle the reader, as it will to the listener in the audio presentation. The comprehensive randomisation of the names in the Reading lent added poignancy to the lists. These were people who on the last day of their lives may have been passionately opposed to those who now walk beside them, side by side in the ranks of the Grey Sergeant. He cares nothing for age or gender or affiliation.

Aidan
Canberra

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