Monuments as Catalysts for Conflict: The Fight for Hegemony

If I draw on my humble memory, I could point out that the most significant global mo(nu)ments produced in recent years are mostly acts of destruction, whose memory seems to be embedded, and that remain more present even than what we have understood as traditional monuments. Unforgettable events are etched in memory, such as the […]

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Urban Matters
Published
2024-11-02
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https://doi.org/10.24834/urbanmatters.2024.11.5
Primary Topic
Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation
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Monuments as Catalysts for Conflict: The Fight for Hegemony

Mario Espliego
Urban Matters
Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation
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Monuments as Catalysts for Conflict: The Fight for Hegemony

Mario Espliego
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Abstract

If I draw on my humble memory, I could point out that the most significant global mo(nu)ments produced in recent years are mostly acts of destruction, whose memory seems to be embedded, and that remain more present even than what we have understood as traditional monuments. Unforgettable events are etched in memory, such as the […]

Urban Matters(November 2028)
Universidad de Salamanca (ES)
Openalex Percentile: Top 52%
Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation
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