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出版者:New York : Columbia University Press

作者:Edward T. Linenthal.

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页数:336

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出版时间:2001

价格:$ 29.38

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isbn号码:9780231124072

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图书标签:

博物馆学
记忆建构
文化研究
文化建构
人类学
collective.memory
记忆
回忆
历史
文化
个人史
家庭史
档案
保存
遗产
口述历史

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Since its first year in 1993, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum has attracted more than 15 millino visitors, sometimes at the rate of 10,000 a day, each of whom has walked away with an indelible impression of awe in the face of the unimaginable. This lively, honest, behind-the-scenes account details the emotionally complex fifteen-year struggle surrounding the museum's birth.

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Preface: Violence and American Landscape
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Locating Holocaust Memory in American Culture
Chapter 1. The Decision to Remember Who Owns the Memory?
The Politics of Representation: The President's Commission on the Holocaust Who Owns the Memory?
The Politics of Representation: The United States Holocaust Memorial Council
Sumary Reflections: The Volatility of Holocaust Memory
Chapter 2. The Site of Holocaust Memory
Building Holocaust Memory
Chapter 3. Embryonic Thoughts: The Commission's Museum
Beginnings: 1980-87
The End of the Wiesel Era and Beyond
Jeshajahu "Shaike" Weinberg and the Changing Nature of the Permanent Exhibition
Chapter 4. Interior Space: The Mood of Memory
Personalizing the Story: Faces and Artifacts
Enduring Issues: Shaping the Boundaries of Memory
The Boundaries of Horror
The Boundaries of Representation: The Perpetrators
The Boundaries of Representation: An Artifact out of Place
The Boundaries of Interpretation: Contested Issues and the Voice of the Exhibition
The Boundaries of Inclusion: Armenians and Gypsies
The Center and the Periphery of Holocaust Memory
Endings: The Lure of Redemption
Conclusion: Mobilizing
Holocaust Memory
Burdensome Memory
Treacherous Memory
Murderous Memory
Hopeful Memory
Notes
Index
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本书从争论到底是谁的大屠杀记忆，到选址和建筑风格如何既体现西方民主精神又警戒当代人再陷旁观者式的麻木不仁，再到陈列品收集和如何精妙陈列以唤醒观者对生死的敬畏、震颤和怀念，全程记录了大屠杀纪念馆是如何建立起来的，为博物馆研究提供了不少有意义的视角。全书有近乎四分之三是细节描述，可疯狂跳读。个人感受比较深的是，犹太人对大屠杀的“感情”——或者说，对本民族所受伤害的执着——之深是相当极端的，在纪念馆筹划过程中几次矛盾都是围绕幸存的犹太人拒绝“分享”纪念馆给被纳粹屠杀的非犹太人而产生的。实话实说，读到这些情绪我确实难以理解，有时候甚至排斥和反感，仿佛严重受到民族主义伤害的民族却在用另一种民族主义排除异己。这么分析可能显得不近人情和近乎愚蠢，但透出的民族国家界限及文化疆域消融的可能性仍然让人悲观。

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