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Storytelling: Armenian Family Albums in the Diaspora
Nefissa Naguib · 2008
Catalogue summary
This article explores Armenian family photograph albums in diaspora settings as ways of narrating rupture, loss, and historical presence after the violence and deportations of 1915.
Why this matters
It broadens the corpus through visual and family-memory research, helping readers consider how diaspora archives carry historical knowledge across generations.
Citation
Nefissa Naguib 2008. Storytelling: Armenian Family Albums in the Diaspora. Visual Anthropology. https://doi.org/10.1080/08949460801986228
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