Memory and countermemory

for an open future

Martin Matuštík

pp. 323-330

in: Jung, Lester Embree (eds), Political phenomenology, Berlin, Springer, 2016

Abstrakt

Something fundamentally new is taking place in forms of memorialization that impacts post-Holocaust, trauma, postcolonial, and post-Wall (1989) research on memory by creating shared transdisciplinary spaces for conversations.