Abstract
This project is devoted to the memory of my grandmother, Olive. It is at once her life story and not a story at all. In a sense it represents the product of an intimate family collaboration and of the close journey we shared in collecting and preserving her oral history. But this project is not a product, nor is it entirely about my grandma, about me, or about the sentiment out of which it emerged. The Olive Project is aboutprocess, and at its core it is also aboutyou, about your encounter with it, and about your participation in the ongoing process of composing memory.
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- Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy
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- 2011-01
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