Koloniales Erbe in Thüringen

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colonial contexts
colonial heritage
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koloniale Objekte
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koloniales Erbe
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multidirectional remembering
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Product details

  • ISBN 9783422802100
  • Weight: 685g
  • Dimensions: 210 x 285mm
  • Publication Date: 02 Dec 2024
  • Publisher: De Gruyter
  • Publication City/Country: DE
  • Product Form: Paperback
  • Language: German
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Currently, the significance of the colonial past for the present is fuelling public debate more than almost any other topic. Regions far away from the metropolises are coming under increasing scrutiny, since the colonial lines of communication extended as far as the village colonial goods shop. This anthology examines traces of the colonial past at a local level and follows Thuringia’s involvement in colonial structures on the global level. The contributions range from the early modern period to the period of transformation from 1990 onwards. The book takes stock of current research initiatives at Thuringian universities and presents the socio-political perspectives of decolonial initiatives and artists. The volume was produced in collaboration with artist Patricia Vester, whose graphic novel and illustrations, designed especially for this publication, provide inspiration for addressing the colonial past in and outside the classroom.

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  • A highly appealing volume, both graphically and linguistically, with a special topical relevance: scientific research meets sociopolitical perspectives
  • With German and English texts

With contributions by Christiane Bürger, Sahra Rausch, Kim Siebenhüner, Florian Wagner, Iris Schröder, Paul Taku Bisong, Urs Lindner, Patricia Vester, Decolonize Weimar, Katharina Nowak, Ronald Hirte, Sebastian Bandelin, Fesseha Berhe Gebregergis, Jan Schubert, Nick Wetschel, Paolo Le van, Luisa Böhm, Patrice Poutrus