How Societies Remember: History and Memory in 20th Century Europe and the Soviet Union
Warning! Some or all of the content in this article has been imported automatically.
Please correct any factual or formatting errors, and then remove this notice.
Please correct any factual or formatting errors, and then remove this notice.
To remove this notice, delete the line {{warning-importeddata}} from the top of the article.
[edit] Description from course catalog
- Focusing on the Bolshevik Revolution, the two world wars, the Holocaust, and the collapse of communism, this course explores the relationship between politics, identity, and memory in representations of the past. Using scholarship, literature, film, and art we examine how these events have been represented in official and unofficial practices and by groups and individuals. We also consider how societies deal with collective trauma/ responsibility and the role of memory as resistance.
[edit] Opinions
No opinions yet! Add yours by clicking the "Edit" link to the right.
