Amnesia collettiva e Vergangenheitsbewältigung: Psicanalisi e letteratura nella Germania degli anni Sessanta by Filippo Pelacci

“…As far as possible, the paper examines the reception of these texts, trying to understand how and to what extent they give a contribution to overcome this collective amnesia.…”
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Spectralité, Violence et Devoir de Mémoire dans Les Funérailles de Rachid Boudjedra by Leila Moussedek

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E l’acqua si fa luce: la rigenerazione di un patrimonio cambiato di segno by Chiara Simoncini

Subjects: “…Post soviet amnesia…”
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How Klaus Holzkamp was posthumously turned upside down by Günter Rexilius

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Manifestation du 17 octobre 1961 à Paris, L’oubli pour mémoire collective d’une violente répression policière by Julien Buzenet

“…By addressing contextually the different elements involved in this lack of history, it exposes the censorship, amnesty, amnesia, silence and official or media discourses as limits to the social frameworks of the collective memory of this event and the violence it generated. …”
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Architecture totalitaire et commande autoritaire. La place des architectures monumentales des régimes totalitaires dans l’historiographie by Jean-Pierre Frey

“…The sometimes exorbitant orders and programs are however not necessarily incompatible neither with the architectural creativity nor with achievements that may flatter the nationalism of common sense or peoples ways to consolidate their identity building, which always plays the long term and on a patrimonialisation largely based on amnesia concrete production conditions of the premises. …”
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Ceremony, Conquest, and Conciliation: An Afterword by Chris Holdridge

“…<div class="page" title="Page 2"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column"><p><span>British royal tours to the empire’s settler </span><span>dominions of Canada, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand reached their zenith in the early- to mid-twentieth century during a period of wilful amnesia and lack of engagement with the legacies of violence and dispossession brought about by colonial rule. …”
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Morfologia del silenzio in The Last Gift di Abdulrazak Gurnah by Nicoletta Brazzelli

“…In The Last Gift (2011) di Abdulrazak Gurnah la ricostruzione memoriale avviene attraverso una struttura narrativa che privilegia il non detto, e attribuisce al silenzio, articolato in varie forme, dall’afasia al mutismo, passando attraverso l’amnesia, un ruolo centrale. Il graduale dispiegarsi della storia di Abbas viene evocato dallo scrittore attraverso un narratore onnisciente e una focalizzazione multipla, che raffigurano un microcosmo famigliare i cui segreti sono infine rivelati solo parzialmente. …”
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