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Reporting and Translating the 2004 Beslan Hostage Disaster Council for Slavonic and East European Library and Information Services (COSEELIS)
Annual ConferenceJohn Rylands University LibraryManchester 27-28 June 2011
Dr Sue-Ann HardingResearch AssociateRussian and East European StudiesUniversity of Manchester
Social Narrative Theory
Mona Baker (2006)
Mieke Bal (1987,1997, 2009)
Data: violent conflict in Chechnya > Beslan
1941 – Russian government
1999 – Chechen Mujahideen
2001 – Memorial NGO
Data selection
10am Wednesday, 1 September
Thursday, 2 September
Friday, 3 September
midnight Saturday, 4 September
Primary Narrative Text
Narrative textsSynchronal
(same time as primary narrative text)
Located in/near Beslan School No.1
(core narrative)
Located beyond Beslan
School No.1
Anachronic(previous time to primary narrative
text)
Non-narrative
texts
Kavkazcenter
Translation: a narrow gate
conflict
dissolution
resistance
Remembering Beslan
Migration Violent conflict Ethnic cohesion Russian Orthodox
ChurchReligionSeparatist violence
in the North Caucasus
Reporting and Translating the 2004 Beslan Hostage Disaster Council for Slavonic and East European Library and Information Services (COSEELIS) Annual ConferenceJohn Rylands University LibraryManchester 27-28 June 2011
Sue-Ann.Harding@manchester.ac.uk