Le paysage est-il impassible ? Témoin muet du crime, il est aussi la scène par excellence de l’abandon qui le rend possible. À l’image du monde qui ne répond pas au...
Suite Entretien avec Jean-Marc Besse et Gilles A. Tiberghien, mené par Luba Jurgenson le 28 juin 2018 This interview examines the epistemological and ethical issues of various landscape approaches. Indeed, this...
Suite Forgotten or lost landscapes, landscapes bearing witness, recreated landscapes, memory interfaces and landscapes are connected in a plurality of ways, especially when it comes to commemorating extreme violence. This article...
Suite L’article présente une analyse des traces paysagères « éphémères » ou « légères » laissées par l’expérience de Juifs ayant survécu à la Shoah dans la forêt en Pologne et...
Suite In Siberia, the landscape is as much mental as purely geographical. The most prevailing components of the cartography of Siberian memory are rivers. Among them the Yenissei and the Ob...
Suite Landscape and memory: what does it mean in Russian historical and cultural context? Russian history in XXth century was a permanent crime. And the state did all its best to...
Suite Entretien avec Galia Ackerman, mené par Luba Jurgenson le 27 juin 2018 In the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone – an area of approximatively 10 000 km2 in Ukraine and Belarus –...
Suite This article was written as part of the work that was done by students of The National School of Landscape Architecture guided by par Claude Chazelle, landscape architect, in partnership...
Suite With the great chain of the Caucasus in the background, its beautiful park, and majestic yet abandoned soviet “sanatoriums”, the spa town of Tskhaltoubo, in Eastern Georgia, presents a striking...
Suite Examining the intertwined intellectual conceptions of landscape in Germany and in Czech Republic, this article discusses the heritage process of tangible and intangible traces left by Czechoslovakian Germans after their...
Suite Full of tracks, the landscape is the medium of a latent memory. In the individual experience, it is its frame: we know the place, without knowing the past necessarily. This...
Suite More than forty years after the Khmer Rouge regime, except for the few official memorial sites like S.21 Genocide Museum or the Choeung Ek Killing Fields, the traces of the...
SuitePamela Colombo Marie Skłodowska-Curie Research Fellow, École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales / IRIS, Paris
Paru le : 29.04.2020
Que se passe-t-il lorsque les traces de violence semblent avoir disparu du paysage ? Qui et comment regarde ces espaces marqués par des crimes de masse ? Comment faire émerger des lieux...
SuiteRémy Besson CRILCQ (Université de Montréal), IHTP, CRIalt
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This paper addresses the representation of the landscape in Claude Lanzmann’s Shoah (1985). It aims to articulate three complementary aspects. First of all, the relation between landscape and testimonies is...
Suite Over the last thirty years, Berlin’s landscape has undergone major changes, which transform the unique relation of the German capital with its collective memory. Despite the official monuments or memorials,...
Suite Barbed wire has been invented in the XIXth century American West and used in colonial wars. During the First World War, it found important functions which brought enduring traces on...
Suite The Holocaust left a tremendous impact on the urban and rural landscape of former Galicia. But places where Jews lived and died were often left abandoned, unmarked, if not looted...
SuiteAnne Sgard Université de Genève, Département de géographie et environnement
Paru le : 29.04.2020
The idea to be developed here is that the Landscape and the Memory are closely linked: the Landscape is not simply the scenery for commemoration, it is Memory. This text...
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