Mémoires en jeu - Memories at stake 1 (2016)

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Mémoires en jeu - Memories at stake 1 (2016)
Weiterer Titel 
Solschenizyn und Schalamow. Zwei Visionen des Gulag

Erschienen
Paris 2016: Editions Kime
Erscheint 
dreimal im Jahr
ISBN
978-2-84174-755-9
Anzahl Seiten
146 S.
Preis
15,00

 

Kontakt

Institution
Mémoires en jeu. Enjeux de société / Memories at stake. Issues of society
Land
France
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Von
Hähnel-Mesnard, Carola

In this day and age, memories are shared less and less. Many of them feed identitarian thinking and, as a result, contribute to constructing the new walls that enclose our borders. Sometimes, memories are even exploited as new weapons. It is neither evident nor an established, irrevocable fact that memories are enhanced by maintaining links among themselves. It is a commitment, a critical position, and a multidirectional, transcultural, and transdisciplinary endeavor that Memories at stake endorses.

Memories at stake seeks to open a space for speech and thought; the committee that animates it even welcomes the contradictory debates that memory often generates. It is above all the project of a collective in motion. Even if the collective is primarily comprised of academics and intellectuals, it is also invested in engaging a broader public. Because for us, building bridges between research and society is not merely a wish made in vain, but one of the conditions that allows for a clear and critical approach to the stakes of memories in the world in which we live.

Questions of memory pass through and affect the whole of our society; for this reason they need to be approached from scholarly, artistic, and cultural perspectives. However, we must not give in to the temptation of journalistic reporting and sensational trends. Thus, the purpose of Memories at stake is to reflect on the conditions, situations, contexts, practices and evolution of memories within any given society, group or community, in Europe in particular, and in the world in general.

Memories aggregate around collective violence, because the culture in which we live and by which we construct our identity was founded by such violence. In that sense, the questions of memory about which we deliberate are associated with either historical violence (the domination, warfare, massacres, and genocide that have filled our history), or economic and political violence (the exiles, displaced populations, or migration flows that feed diasporas all over the world).

Because of this, Memories at stake, whose subtitle is “stakes of society,” considers memories as questions. It aims to problematize and analyse these stakes without reducing their complexity, a complexity that exceeds what we usually identify as “memory.” We will not pretend to be the provider of answers.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

ÉDITORIAL

ACTUALITÉS
(S. 6–24)

ENTRETIENS

Catherine Brice
Que peut l’histoire publique?
(S. 26–29)

Nicolas Beaupré, Anne Rasmussen
À la moitié du centenaire 1914–1918
(S. 30–34)

Tomasz Kizny
La Grande Terreur en images
(S. 35–40)

PORTFOLIO
Buenos Aires. El Parque de la memoria
(S. 41–47)

DOSSIER
Soljenitsyne / Chalamov : deux visions du Goulag
(S. 48–93)

Luba Jurgenson
Présentation
(S. 49)

Gérard Conio
Le roman face à l’histoire. Chalamov contre Soljenitsyne
(S. 52)

Elena Mikhaïlik
Le chat qui a semé la zizanie entre Soljenitsyne et Chalamov
(S. 59)

Sergueï Soloviev
Une inévitable solitude. Varlam Chalamov et la tradition idéologique
(S. 68)

Leona Toker
Representation of Forced Labor in Shalamov’s “Wheelbarrow I” and “Wheelbarrow II”
(S. 77)

Luba Jurgenson
Pourquoi Soljenitsyne & Chalamov n’ont-ils pas écrit L’Archipel du Goulag ensemble?
(S. 86)

Bibliographie selective
(S. 93)

VARIA

Aurélie Barjonet
Grands frères de Lucien, petits frères de Max?
(S. 94–102)

Omer Bartov
What more can be said about the Holocaust?
(S. 103–107)

IN PROGRESS

Jean-Yves Potel
Un nouveau récit national pour la Pologne
(S. 108–112)

Philippe Raxhon
Waterloo: morts en masse et mémoire vivace
(S. 113–116)

Isabelle Galichon
Quel laboratoire mémoriel pour les banlieues ?
(S. 117–119)

Rémi Korman
« Réécriture » de l’histoire du génocide des Tutsi
(S. 120–122)

DICTIONNAIRE
Abandonologie – Agency – Archives visuelles – Devoir de mémoire – Le Petit x – Mémoire culturelle – Nostalgie
(S. 123–127)

DES SITES & DES LIEUX

Manet van Montfrans
De Hollandsche Schouwburg: le bâtiment des larmes
(S. 128–132)

COMPTES RENDUS
(S. 133–146)

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