“Silencing” or “Magnifying” Memories? Stalin’s Repressions and the 1990s in Russian Museums

IF 1.9 2区社会学 Q2 POLITICAL SCIENCE Problems of Post-Communism Pub Date : 2021-10-14 DOI:10.1080/10758216.2021.1983443

Daria Khlevnyuk

引用次数: 4

Abstract

ABSTRACT Collective memories of different events often interact. There are multiple possible modes of such interaction. This article explores the interrelation of two memories in the Russian memory landscape: memories of Stalin’s repressions and the first post-Soviet decade, the 1990s. It shows that in museum exhibitions about the repressions, the 1990s are invoked in different modes. The interaction of the two memories has varying outcomes, including “silencing” through cacophonous commemoration and a “magnifying” effect of multidirectional memories. The article aims to open up the discussion of the complexity of the interrelation of the two memories.

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“沉默”还是“放大”记忆?斯大林的镇压和20世纪90年代的俄罗斯博物馆

不同事件的集体记忆经常相互作用。这种相互作用有多种可能的模式。本文探讨了俄罗斯记忆景观中两种记忆的相互关系:对斯大林镇压的记忆和后苏联时代的第一个十年，即20世纪90年代的记忆。这表明，在关于镇压的博物馆展览中，90年代以不同的方式被引用。两种记忆的相互作用有不同的结果，包括通过不和谐的纪念而“沉默”和多向记忆的“放大”效应。本文旨在开启对这两种记忆相互关系复杂性的讨论。

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Problems of Post-Communism POLITICAL SCIENCE-

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