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How We Remember War and Violence

Theory and Practice

David Clarke, Ayshka Sené, and Nina Parish

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What are the different types of memory in Europe today?
Theoretical and practical examples of antagonistic and cosmopolitan memory.
What is agonistic memory?
How has agonistic memory been applied in museums, in education and at sites of mass exhumations?
Case studies testing an agonistic mode of remembering: a Spanish theatre performance and museum exhibits in Germany and Northern Ireland.

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4 hours

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FutureLearn

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University of Bath

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David Clarke

Ayshka Sené

Nina Parish

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