Empathetic Memorials
The Other Designs for the Berlin Holocaust Memorial
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Conclusion
This chapter reflects on new ways of understanding the Berlin Holocaust Memorial Competition, primarily through its seemingly contentious proposals and the issues they bring to the discourse concerning empathy...
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Introduction
With a new approach to the Berlin Holocaust Memorial Competitions, this chapter introduces the key aims, theory, and central drive of the monograph. It explains why the book probes the concepts of empathic uns...
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Who Is the Memorial For?
The motives for building a national Holocaust memorial are examined in this chapter, including the complexities of German national identity, the burden and duty expressed in the competition guidelines, and the...
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Different Ways of Understanding Individual Victims: Names, Photographs, and the Void
How the Holocaust can be understood without images, artefacts, and texts, is a question posed by Peter Eisenman’s abstract field of stelae. Whereas, in the subterranean Information Centre, the query is reverse...
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Issues of Representation
Empathy’s link to cultural memory and the representation of the Holocaust are central to this chapter. Examining alternative designs for the Berlin Holocaust Memorial Competition, the long-standing debate conc...
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Designs That Attempt to Resist the Completion of Memory
Paying attention to viewer co-authorship in designs that creatively engage with German history and defy fascist aesthetics, this chapter examines counter-monument proposals for the Berlin Holocaust Memorial Co...
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