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A Close Shave with the Past – My Grandfathers Razor

Posted on January 14, 2013 by Morturn

Families build a sense of themselves, and of their place in the world, through the construction of narratives and the passing on of stories attached to pictures, artefacts and rituals[i]. This essay is about personal, symbolic and public meanings embedded … Continue reading →

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