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kobvindex_JMB00074464
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Illustrationen
Content:
This text presents ways of discussing the mnemonic dimension of architecture in the social sphere through analyses of two museums in Berlin: K. F. Schinkel's Altes Museum and Daniel Libeskind's Jewish Museum Berlin. A hypothesis is formulated, namely that a displacement has taken place from closed hermeneutic commemorative strategies to more open phenomenological strategies operating through manipulations of scale, space, and maetriality as a way of emphasizing the existential tension between memory and forgetfulness.
Note:
English summary
In:
Passepartout : skrifter for kunsthistorie, Aarhus, 17 (2011) : Tilsynekomster i kunst og arkitektur, Seite 25 - 44
Language:
Danish
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