Every Monument Will Fall: A Story Of Remembering And Forgetting Dan Hicks Hutchinson Heinemann Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Architecture

The Culture War Is Over If You Want It To Be Wasn’t Even A Was On Sustained Attack Dan Hicks Argues In Form Of Weaponisation Civic Museums Public Art And Universities — One That Has Deeper History Than Might Think Tracing Origins Contemporary Conflicts Heritage Memory Colonialism Every Monument Will Fall Joins Dots Between Building Statues Founding Academic Disciplines Like Archaeology Anthropology Warehousing Stolen Human Skulls Including Which He Curator Part Biography Excavation Story Runs From Yorkshire Wolds Crimean Southern Ireland Frontline American Civil City London University Oxford Revealing Enduring Legacies Militarism Slavery Racism White Supremacy Hardwired Into Heart Our Cultural Institutions Offers An Urgent Reappraisal How We About Find Hope Remembrance Reconciliation Fragments Unfinished Violent Past Refusing Choose Pulling Down Statue Or Living Can Never Change Book Makes Case For Allowing Monuments Once While Those Are Hard See As Rebuilding Step With Times Σελίδες: 432 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0506 Διαστάσεις: 15 3X15 3Cm