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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Difficult Heritage"”.

  1. Contested Memories: The Role of Victim Rivalry in Shaping Heritage and Memory at the Concentration Camps of Dachau and Ulm – Oberer Kuhberg

    … discourse emerging from interactions with Difficult Heritage sites associated with genocide and trauma, specifically through the lens of 'victim rivalry.' Victim rivalry is defined as the phenomenon where groups or individuals engage in counter-victim narratives to overshadow or …

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  2. Whose Community Museum Is It? Collaboration Strategies and Identity Affirmation in the Amache Museum

    … and ecomuseum, and utilizes the realities of a difficult heritage to discuss identity affirmation through the use of individual and collective memories. Through participant observations, archival research, semi-structured interviews, and a questionnaire survey, this thesis identifies three …

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  3. Memory Culture of WWII in Southeastern Europe: The Case of Western Crete

    … συλλογικές ταυτότητες, με τη δύσκολη κληρονομιά (difficult heritage) ως μία από τις μορφές διαμόρφωσής τους.

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  4. Heritage Interpretation of the Dead as a Tool for Peace and Reconciliation: the Case of Visitor Development at Rwanda's Post-Conflict Memorialscape

    … Western-centric approach towards memory, peace, heritage and (dark) tourism theory this study seeks to establish how the production and consumption of Rwanda’s memorialscape is negotiated and contested. The aim of the research is to reveal wider impacts of such visits by exploring tourists’ …

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  5. The story we tell our-selves: renegotiating Fascist Heritage in post-dictatorial Italy

    … has demonstrated is twofold: a) it presents how heritage can be used as a tool to interpret the renegotiation of a dictatorial past; b) it identifies how politics uses heritage to (re)construct identity, as well as to influence the heritage-making process when coming to terms with a dictatorial …

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  6. Liminal heritage and political transition in Burma/Myanmar since 1824

    … extraordinary circumstances demand innovation of heritage critique, which lacks a framework for understanding cultural heritage amid the crisis of extreme forms of transition. This study presents an innovative approach to the problem, arguing for transferring the paradigm of contemporary …

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