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December 2016
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March 2016
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Cross-border sites in Europe are well established nowadays. Many of them have developed political, economic and cultural dynamics intended to secure a common identity beyond states. In the cultural sector, work has been undertaken on the enhancement of what is considered common heritage, which undoubtedly acts as a strong bond between European Union member states. The places of memory linked to the tragic war events in Europe during the 20th century belong to the main common heritage throughout the continent and have been enhanced primarily by means of their museification, either by creating new museums and interpretation centres or by designing onsite museification strategies. The Catalan Cross-Border owns an important memorial heritage related to the Republican exile after the Spanish Civil War. Using a methodological approach based on the combination of theoretical analysis and onsite work, this article shows several museum experiences launched around the cross-border memorial sites located between Catalonia and southeast France. The examples shown, some well established and some emerging, teach us how a museum-related enhancement can contribute decisively to consolidate a shared memory between two different national realities.
... En el debate de las diversas formas de apropiación, están presenten los elementos pedagógicos y museográficos, que buscan complementar la marcación territorial, a través de la representación de los episodios conflictivos y sus consecuencias, solo si los mecanismos o dispositivos de memoria invitan a pensar (Agulló, et al., 2016); intentando desde el componente educativo mantener viva la memoria -no de memorización-desde su transmisión activa. ...
December 2016
... Many countries have transformed heritage memorial sites into cultural landmarks, but also economic ones, by making the visit to these sites a tourist practice promoted by different levels of government. An exemplary case is France, a country that has efficiently developed memory tourism associated with an extensive network of museums and memorial sites, including fortifications from the 16tbh to the 19th centuries, the Franco-Prussian War, both World Wars, and sites commemorating the Holocaust (González;Font, 2016). ...
March 2016
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