Georges Didi-HubermanPhilosopher and art historian, lecturer at the École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS) Cover image: Butterflies and beetles in the collections of the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, Oxford, England. Picture by allispossible.org.uk, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons How do we see time? How does time become sensitive? These are …
A conversation between Arnaud Sauli and Ania Szczepanska Arnaud Sauli made the documentary film Sheol in 2022, dedicated to the material traces of the Sobibor extermination camp. By following the work of archaeologists and architects of the museum under construction, the film shows the tensions at the heart of memorial work on the Shoah. His …
By Jordi Guixé, Director of the European Observatory on Memories Introducing our new issue of Observing Memories proves to be quite a challenge against the backdrop of bombs falling near our homelands, the loss of lives among civilians of all ages and the repeated violation of human rights, starting with the fundamental right to life. …
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José Miguel Gastón Aguas and César Layana Ilundain, Navarre Institute of Memory, Government of Navarre
Carolina Astudillo writes about her latests feature film, Song to a lady in the shadow (2021)
Franco’s secret police. The Political-Social Brigade during dictatorship, by Pablo Alcántara (Planeta, 2022). Reviwed by Ricard Conesa, Historian and project manager at he EUROM , editor of the magazine Observing Memories
Dasa Duhacek, Professor, political science department of Belgrade University on the book by Orli Fridman (Amsertam University Press (2022)
Celeste Muñoz, historian, professor at the UNED and EUROM collaborator; Sarai Martín, anthropologist, University of Barcelona
Thomas Reider (scriptwriter) and Bernhard Steinmann (filmmaker) write about the movie “Great Freedom” (2021)