Performing the Past : Memory, History, and Identity in Modern Europe

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Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration Memory, History, Trauma, Identity Cultural History and Identity Formation

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Het boek exploreert de relatie tussen herinnering, geschiedenis en identiteit en de rol die rituelen, muziek, verbeelding, fotografie, film en zelfs tatoeages daarin spelen. Het is interdisciplinair van opzet en slaat een brug tussen de verschillende tradities op dit terrein, in het bijzonder tussen de Angelsaksische wereld en continentaal Europa. Performing the Past richt zich op vakgenoten en studenten op het gebied van geschiedenis, sociale wetenschappen, mediastudies, wijsbegeerte, muziek- en literatuurwetenschap en culturele studies.

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