REcall is a research project founded by EC Culture 2007-13 Programme (n. 2012 - 0927 / 001 - 001 CU7 COOP7) focused on the possible roles Museography can play when dealing with Difficult Heritage such as the ones coming from conflicts and wars. REcall wishes to envision new ways to the handling of Painful Places & Stories going beyond any traditional approach: there is the need to shift from the ‘simply’ commemoration attitude to a more active involvement and participation of people in/with Places & Stories, through design strategies of ‘reappropriation’ (www.recall-project.polimi.it)
Today in heritage studies memory looms larger than ever, there are memory parks, memory politics, an...
This article aims to analyse one specific type of memorial site that furnishes an indexical link to...
Since the end of the 1994 Genocide, Rwanda has been carrying out an experiment of reconciliation; an...
REcall is a research project founded by EC Culture 2007-13 Programme (n. 2012 - 0927 / 001 - 001 CU7...
REcall is a research project founded by EC Culture 2007-13 Programme (n. 2012 - 0927 / 001 - 001 CU7...
Wars, suffering, torture, <em>hundreds of thousands</em> of <em>people</em> that have been <em>displ...
The project of unveiling individual and collective memory is a complex matter in the contemporary so...
The paper continues on-going research of memorials by putting typological identification from previo...
This book takes inspiration from one of the most significant matter of debate of the recent years, t...
The Heritage of War is an interdisciplinary study of the ways in which heritage is mobilized in reme...
This paper examines the contemporary ruins in relation to memory of conflict. It juxtaposes the well...
This chapter presents an experimental method designed to engage migrant participants with local cult...
Aleida Assmann uses the term “places of commemoration” to identify the spaces whose history was viol...
This project will show how local communities in Europe can valorize their cultural heritage of war. ...
Today in heritage studies memory looms larger than ever, there are memory parks, memory politics, an...
This article aims to analyse one specific type of memorial site that furnishes an indexical link to...
Since the end of the 1994 Genocide, Rwanda has been carrying out an experiment of reconciliation; an...
REcall is a research project founded by EC Culture 2007-13 Programme (n. 2012 - 0927 / 001 - 001 CU7...
REcall is a research project founded by EC Culture 2007-13 Programme (n. 2012 - 0927 / 001 - 001 CU7...
Wars, suffering, torture, <em>hundreds of thousands</em> of <em>people</em> that have been <em>displ...
The project of unveiling individual and collective memory is a complex matter in the contemporary so...
The paper continues on-going research of memorials by putting typological identification from previo...
This book takes inspiration from one of the most significant matter of debate of the recent years, t...
The Heritage of War is an interdisciplinary study of the ways in which heritage is mobilized in reme...
This paper examines the contemporary ruins in relation to memory of conflict. It juxtaposes the well...
This chapter presents an experimental method designed to engage migrant participants with local cult...
Aleida Assmann uses the term “places of commemoration” to identify the spaces whose history was viol...
This project will show how local communities in Europe can valorize their cultural heritage of war. ...
Today in heritage studies memory looms larger than ever, there are memory parks, memory politics, an...
This article aims to analyse one specific type of memorial site that furnishes an indexical link to...
Since the end of the 1994 Genocide, Rwanda has been carrying out an experiment of reconciliation; an...