Narratives of resistance and the consequences of resistance.

more [i]or[/i] less among us have constructed narratives of resistance to exhibit and interpret the past. The telling of the stories becomes in itself an act of resistance, and a responsibility to those who have lengthy been silenced. There are issues to resistance: loss of social position, los of wealth, los of life. There are also ends to nonresistance. Norkunas examines silence, resistance, and its results in narrative, in historic landscapes, and in public cultural and historical programs. The essay focuses upon the narratives of an Anglo American woman and an African