Between "Memory wars" and "repressed memory“ - Analyzing and managing political conflicts concerning historical memory and identity
- Thema:
- Between "Memory wars" and "repressed memory“ - Analyzing and managing political conflicts concerning historical memory and identity
- Veranstaltungstyp:
- Präsenzseminar
- Zielgruppe:
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BA KSW: Module 25202, 25203, 25204, 25205
MA GeEu: Module 26201, 26202, 26203, 26204, 26205, 26206 - Ort:
- Bonn
- Adresse:
- Campus Bonn
- Termin:
- 03.02.2023
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04.02.2023 - Zeitraum:
- 03.02.2023 von 14 – 19 Uhr,
04.02.2023 von 9 – 18 Uhr - Leitung:
- Dipl. Aliaksei Bratachkin
- Anmeldefrist:
- 17.10.2022 - 15.12.2022
- Anmeldung:
- Ausschließlich Online-Anmeldung, vorzugsweise mit der vorname.name@studium.fernuni-hagen.de Mailadresse
- Auskunft erteilt:
- Christiane Eilers, B.A., Sekretariat Public History , E-Mail: christiane.eilers , Telefon: +49 2331 987-4752
Liebe Studierende,
Dipl. Aliaksei Bratachkin arbeitet seit dem 1.10.2022 als wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter in unserem neuen Lehrgebiet Public History im Historischen Instiut.
Hinweis: das Seminar wird auf Englisch durchgeführt!
Between "Memory wars" and "repressed memory“
Analyzing and managing political conflicts concerning historical memory and identity
The role of public history as an academic discipline involves the analyze of the different types of debates that arise in public space around generally accepted and disputed images of history. In this context displaced, "repressed" memory becomes the cause of political conflicts and "memory wars“.
The seminar will introduce and analyze chosen cases of conflict such as debates about the legacy of communism and the role of the USSR in former Eastern Europe, protests and dismantling of monuments related to colonialism, attempts to fix the memory of deportations after World War II and memories of state violence under Stalinism. We will jointly discuss causes, actor strategies and solutions to conflicts related to so called "memory wars“.
Introduction reading:
Memory Laws and Memory Wars in Poland, Russia and Ukraine
by Dr. Uladzislau Belavusau (The Hague), Dr. Aleksandra Gliszczyńska-Grabias (Poznań) and Dr. Maria Mälksoo (Brussels), Jahrbuch des öffentlichen Rechts, 69, 2021, p. 95-117.
Memory Laws and memory Wars in Poland
