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725.94 --- 73.049 --- 7.049 --- Thema's in de kunst ; oorlog ; herinnering aan de holocaust --- Gedenktekens --- Openbare gebouwen ; monumenten, gedenktekens, fonteinen --- Beeldhouwkunst ; iconografie ; verschillende onderwerpen --- Iconografie ; verschillende onderwerpen --- Religious studies --- Architecture --- History --- museums [buildings] --- memorials [monuments] --- holocaust

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Art [Modern ] --- 20th century --- Public art --- Holocaust memorials --- Europe --- Holocaust memorials --- Israel --- Holocaust memorials --- United States --- Holocaust [Jewish ] (1939-1945), in art --- Holocaust [Jewish ] (1939-1945) --- Museums --- Washington (D.C.) --- Holocaust memorials - Europe. --- Holocaust memorials - Israel. --- Holocaust memorials - United States. --- Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), in art. --- Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) - Museums.

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Balka, Miroslaw

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Renowned as an anthropologist and an innovative social thinker, Auge's meditation moves from how forgetting the present or recent past enables us to return to earlier pasts, to how forgetting propels us into the present, and finally to how forgetting becomes a necessary part of survival. Oblivion moves with authority and ease among a wide variety of sources - literature, common experience, psychoanalysis, philosophy, ethnography - to illustrate the interplay of memory and forgetting in the stories of life and death told across many cultures and many times. Memory and oblivion, he concludes, cannot be separated: "Memories are crafted by oblivion as the outlines of the shore are created by the sea."

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Adams, Mac ; Aisenberg, Valeriy ; Andre, Carl ; Arhipov, Vladimir ; Arman, Armand ; Ast, Olga ; Avvakumou, Yuriy ; Beckmann, Robert ; Ben-Haim, Zigi ; Boym, Constantin ; Coyne, Petah ; Danilova, Irina ; etc.

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