Stamping American Memory: Collectors, Citizens, and the Post (Digital Humanities)
Stamping American Memory examines how postage, collecting, citizenship, and public culture intersect. Framed through the Digital Humanities, Sheila Brennan’s book offers an interdisciplinary perspective on the role of the post in shaping and studying American memory.
About This Book
Stamping American Memory examines the relationship between postage and American memory.
It focuses on collectors, citizens, and the cultural meanings attached to the post.
Presented within the Digital Humanities, the book considers how digital approaches can support the study of historical materials and public culture.
Sheila Brennan brings together themes of collecting, citizenship, communication, and memory in an interdisciplinary work.
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