Stamping American Memory: Collectors, Citizens, and the Post (Digital Humanities)
A study of stamp collecting as a practice that reflects and shapes American memory, citizenship, and historical understanding through digital humanities approaches.
About This Book
Stamping American Memory examines the cultural significance of stamp collecting in the United States.
The book considers how collectors and citizens have used stamps to construct narratives of national identity.
It situates philately within broader discussions of memory, citizenship, and public history.
The work applies digital humanities methods to the study of material culture and collecting practices.
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