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Memory and Heritage as Geopolitical Actors and Markers
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- 29.10.2024
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Erbe, Geschichte und Geopolitik? Eine wichtige Frage für das Verständnis dessen, was heute in der Welt geschieht. Wie nutzen Staaten oder Gemeinschaften Erinnerung als Instrument kultureller Einflussnahme? Wie wird Geschichte für geopolitische Zwecke instrumentalisiert? Anhand von Fallstudien, die von der Freiheitsstatue bis zur Zerstörung von Lenin-Statuen in der Ukraine reichen, geht der Autor diesen Fragen nach und führt uns mitten hinein in das Ökosystem des Kulturerbes. In einer Zeit, in der das Kulturerbe zu einem globalen Phänomen geworden ist, stellt sich die Frage nach dessen Nutzung und politischem Missbrauch. Robert Belot, Absolvent der École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (Paris) und des Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris, ist Professor für Zeitgeschichte an der Universität Jean Monnet (Saint-Etienne, Frankreich). Er war Inhaber des europäischen Jean-Monnet-Lehrstuhls (2013-2018) und ist derzeit Inhaber des europäischen Jean-Monnet-Moduls „HISTEUROPA“ und Direktor des europäischen Masterprogramms Erasmus mundus DYCLAM+ (2018-2024), das sich mit den geopolitischen Herausforderungen des Kulturerbes befasst.
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- Erscheinungsjahr
- 2024
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 29.10.2024
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- 978-3-7560-2259-5
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- 978-3-7489-4911-4
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- Nomos, Baden-Baden
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- Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis Seiten 1 - 10 Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Presentation The Polysemy and Mutability of Heritage Seiten 11 - 26 Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The city that saved the honour of France deserves a monumental tribute Download Kapitel (PDF)
- A politically correct lion: Bravery over revenge Download Kapitel (PDF)
- A divisive and arduous subscription Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The geopolitical context in Europe deprives the Lion of an inauguration Download Kapitel (PDF)
- After the offence of the inauguration, the insolence of the courts Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Would the barely erected Lion fall to ruin? Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The Lion reclaimed by nationalists Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Modern artists mock the Lion and reject ‘official’ heritage. Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Conclusion: The Monumental abuse Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Primitive inspiration: The technical revolution of the Statue of Liberty Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Engineer art Download Kapitel (PDF)
- New ‘artificial landscapes’ Download Kapitel (PDF)
- A temporary installation to highlight the 1889 World Fair Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Bourgeois culture saw the Tower as a symbol of the ‘barbaric’ power of industry Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The dispute between the Ancients and the Moderns Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The Eiffel Tower as a spiritual threat to the Nation Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The Tower became the muse of modern painters and poets ‘weary of the old world’ Download Kapitel (PDF)
- ‘Should the Eiffel Tower be knocked down?’ A look back at a survey from 1929 Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Conclusion Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The French liberals' myth of Franco-American friendship Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Idealisation of the ‘great Republic’ under the Second Empire Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The American dream to forget France's defeat by Prussia Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Was America banking on a German Europe? Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The difficulties of implementing history's first bi-national ‘fund-raising’ campaign Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Indifference and ingratitude across the Atlantic Download Kapitel (PDF)
- An unwanted gift Download Kapitel (PDF)
- America threatened with ‘eternal shame’ and the French press disgusted Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The contemporary view of the meaning of the Statue of Liberty Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Conclusion: Popularity won at the cost of forgetting the work's original meaning Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Revolutionary Trade Unionist Culture and Pacifist Propaganda Download Kapitel (PDF)
- ‘War memorials: is that what the dead would have wanted?’ Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The “Poilus” died for ‘interests and a cause that was not their own’ Download Kapitel (PDF)
- A source of ‘shame’: The endless deliberations over the Saint-Étienne War Memorial Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Constructing War Heritage Outside Public Spaces Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Conflicts between monument committees and municipal councils Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Religious Symbols: A Source of Conflict Download Kapitel (PDF)
- ‘Politicians don’t understand the word “Fatherland”’ Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Conclusion Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Western Indifference Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Geopolitics and Metaphysics of Fear and Shame Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Creating Heritage as Redemption Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Revisionism and Memory Wars Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Conclusion Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The ‘venom’ of ‘memorial correctness Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Reconsidering Le Corbusier's past Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Le Corbusier, ‘the dishonest Architect’ Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Disregard for the academic ethos Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Le Corbusier ‘a notorious fascist and collaborator’? Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Demystifying the demystifiers Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The dangers of a decontextualised memory Download Kapitel (PDF)
- How to define ‘threats’ and ‘danger’? Download Kapitel (PDF)
- How to assess? The role of UNESCO's partner institutions and their limitations Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Why enter the ‘black’ list, and how to be removed from it? Download Kapitel (PDF)
- How to avoid the blacklist? Political manoeuvring Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The ‘blacklist’, a symbolic and geopolitical weapon? Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Conclusion Download Kapitel (PDF)
- June 1940: Winston Churchill welcomes Charles de Gaulle to London Download Kapitel (PDF)
- General de Gaulle’s Appeal of 18 June 1940 at the BBC was not recorded Download Kapitel (PDF)
- A (Self-)Censured Text? Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Can AI reproduce the truth? Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Conclusion Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The European Union's powerlessness to define the cultural ‘identity’ of Europe Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The challenge of creating a unitas multiplex heritage Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Can cultural heritage embody ‘the common value of Europe’? Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The challenge of the European narrative: The House of European History in Brussels Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Reclaiming heritage as a guarantee of authenticity and identity Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The Quai Branly Museum of Primitive Art, an untimely emergence Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The Declaration of Ouagadougou and the new topoi: ‘spoliation’ Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The statue of ‘Champollion’ in the courtyard of the Collège de France Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Conclusion: The paradox of reclaiming heritage Download Kapitel (PDF)
- An example of historical ‘gaslighting’ Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Ukraine’s ‘Memorial Building’ Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Cultural war and battle for origins Download Kapitel (PDF)
- A divisive ‘common literary and cultural heritage’ Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Putin: ‘de-Nazifier’ of Ukraine’s memory Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Conclusion Download Kapitel (PDF)
- ‘Resilience’ as a marker of a change in the relationship to memory Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The turn of the 1970s and the beginning of the ‘era of the victim’ Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Turning violence, injustice, and loss into heritage to ward off pain Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Ruins as heritage-relics and involuntary monument Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The analgesic virtues of heritage action Download Kapitel (PDF)
- How to escape alibi and placebo heritage? Download Kapitel (PDF)
- The restitution of cultural property as reparation Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Demolition as ‘deconditioning’ of the public memorial space Download Kapitel (PDF)
- Conclusion Download Kapitel (PDF)
