“Eleven or twelve hundred years ago the poem Beowulf explored the contradictions of treasure: jewels and gold that when they have been bard won turn to things eaten by rust. Finally, Saadi Youssef questions, Who broke these mirrors? (perhaps by… — Suzanne Keene Copy Share Image
“Even if published in written form, history, it is argued, is not embedded as a memory at an individual level: it has to be… — Suzanne Keene Copy Share Image
“Eleven or twelve hundred years ago the poem Beowulf explored the contradictions of treasure: jewels and gold that when they have been bard won… — Suzanne Keene Copy Share Image
“Whether individual, collective, or even written history, memory is not a fixed, passive storage system: it is dynamic, changing according to different circumstances. The… — Suzanne Keene Copy Share Image
“Germany, a country with a tradition of strong commitment to public funding for culture, has a statement which clearly refers to non-economic cultural capital:… — Suzanne Keene Copy Share Image
“Films featuring museums are on the whole, not serious ones. They are mostly comedies, mild thrillers, romances, and horror movies, with a few disaster… — Suzanne Keene Copy Share Image
“Memory acts at various levels: individual and family, social, and nation-state. Memory is not fixed: far from it, at every level memory is shifting,… — Suzanne Keene Copy Share Image
“Rather like the precautionary clean underwear one is meant to wear in case one is run down by a bus, we had better make… — Suzanne Keene Copy Share Image
