Between heritage and countermemory: Varieties of historical representation in a West German community
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Auteurs : John R. Eidson [États-Unis]Source :
- American Ethnologist [ 0094-0496 ] ; 2005-11.
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- Academic historiography, Affirmative, Affirmative history, Affirmative versions, Alfred zimmermann, American ethnologist, Andreas woll, Annette kuhn, Anniversary celebration, Anniversary celebrations, Annual festival, Annual review, Apologetic tendencies, Behavioral sciences, Bergmann, Boppard, Bruno korn, Burkard, California press, Cambridge university press, Carolina press, Center party, Center party members, Central component, Chapel hill, Chicago press, Civic organizations, Collective memory, Commemoration, Commemorative, Commemorative observances, Commemorators, Comparative studies, Confino, Countermemory, County executive, County heimat book, County school inspector, Critical approaches, Critical engagement, Critical history, Cultural performances, Cultural preservation, Cultural trauma, Dausner verlag, Deema kaneff, Deputy governor, Different representations, Disproportionate number, East germany, Eidson, Electronic document, Ethnologist, European history, European roma, Everyday life, Federal republic, Federal states, Field site, First evening, Former german, Foucault, Frances pine, Franz josef, Gerhard schneider, German community, German people, German reich, Geschichte, Geschichte einer stadt, Glick schiller, Goar, Goar county, Haldis haukanes, Harald boldt, Harvard university press, Heimat, Heimat book, Heimat enthusiasts, High street anniversary celebration, High street district, High street festival, High street neighborhood, High street neighbors, Higher schools, Historical consciousness, Historical costumes, Historical injustices, Historical interpretation, Historical memory, Historical pageantry, Historical representation, Historical representations, Historical societies, Historical society, Historical visions, History workshops, Holocaust, Holocaust memorials, Hometown, Hometown historians, Hometown history, Indiana university press, Indigenous roman catholics, International community, International encyclopedia, Jeggle, Jewish community, Jorn rusen, June, Klaus, Klaus bergmann, Klaus frohlich, Kreis, Kreuzberg, Larger society, Local bourgeoisie, Local commemorators, Local communities, Local community, Local forms, Local historian, Local historians, Local history, Local institutions, Local jewish community, Local jewish population, Local metaphor, Local newspaper, Local residents, Michael kohlstruck, Mutual recognition, Nasty girl, National community, National identity, National media, National socialism, National socialists, National spotlight, Nationalsozialismus, Nazi, Nazi ideology, Nazi rule, Nazi seizure, Negative memorial legacy, Neighborhood activists, Neighborhood association, Neighborhood associations, Neighborhood members, Neighborhood president, Neighborhood protocol book, Neighborhood representatives, Neighborhood secretary, Neighborhood spokespersons, Neuer popel, November, Official representations, Optician, Other hand, Particular groups, Paul antze, Political attitudes, Political life, Princeton university press, Private spheres, Professional historians, Protocol book, Provincial archives, Provincial center, Prussian state, Public commissions, Public history, Public life, Public recognition, Real estate, Regional associations, Regional contexts, Regressive, Regressive ideologies, Resource management, Roman catholic communities, Roman catholic revival, Roman catholics, School system, Schulerwettbewerb deutsche geschichte, Secondary literature, Small town, Social classes, Social democrats, Social fields, Social group, Social groups, Special culpability, Special heritage, Symbolic capital, Synagogue, Territorial history, Text production, Theme issue, Torpey, Town square festival, Town square neighborhood, Town square neighbors, Trans, Twentieth century, Ulrich herbert, Urban centers, Various aspects, Verlag, Vichy france, Wallstein verlag, West german, West germany, Yale university press.
Abstract
Contrasting views of the past are often understood in terms of dichotomies (e.g., hegemonic–counterhegemonic and regressive–progressive), but ethnographic data gathered in a German community suggest the need for a more differentiated approach. The public presentation of history in that community corresponds to one of three conventions: (1) the commemoration of the founding of local institutions by their members, (2) “hometown history,” an avocation of the local bourgeoisie, and (3) citizens' initiatives for coming to terms with the Nazi past. German‐area specialists have tended to dismiss the first two types and to valorize the third, but different representations of the past in the present are best viewed as varieties of symbolic capital, which members of different social groups employ in the institutional settings to which they have access and in which they are authorized to play active roles.
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DOI: 10.1525/ae.2005.32.4.556
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