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      1968 – The Year of Living Vicariously: The London Whirlwind

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            This is an essay in critical auto-ethnography in the form of a personal memoire of the experiences in the tumultous year 1968 of a 19-year old from a privileged but political background. Spread across London, Accra, Istanbul, Manchester and New York throughout 1968, the text is a dialogue between selected lived experiences of the time juxtaposed with retrospective political commentary trying to explain contexts, continuities and ruptures. The final section can be read as a reflection on what it means to be of the “'68 generation” half a century on.

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            Journal
            10.2307/j50018794
            jglobfaul
            Journal of Global Faultlines
            Pluto Journals
            2054-2089
            2397-7825
            1 December 2018
            : 5
            : 1-2 ( doiID: 10.13169/jglobfaul.5.issue-1-2 )
            : 26-40
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            Mehmet Ali Dikerdem has taught a range of social science subjects at Middlesex University for longer than he cares to remember.
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            jglobfaul.5.1-2.0026
            10.13169/jglobfaul.5.1-2.0026
            077e1cae-d3f9-4fd1-8cdb-396ac8dcf61b
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            Social & Behavioral Sciences
            Ghana,reflective memoirs of May 1968 in Britain,autoethnography,political commentary,Turkey and the United States

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