Eternal memory
| Titel: | Eternal memory : monuments and memorials of the Holodomor / Wiktoria Kudela-Świątek. Translated from the Polish by Guy Russell Torr. Preface by Frank E. Sysyn |
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| Veröffentlicht: | Edmonton; Toronto; Cracow : Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies Press in cooperation with Księgarnia Akademicka, 2021 |
| Umfang: | 409 Seiten : 112 Illustrationen und Porträts (schwarz-weiß) |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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| ISBN: | 9781894865616 ; 1894865618 |
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
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X
- Acknowledgments
- p. 11
- Abbreviations
- p. 15
- Frank E. Sysyn, Preface
- p. 17
- Introduction
- p. 21
- Chapter I
- Holodomor "Places of Memory": Between Theories and Methods
- p. 33
- 1.1
- The Lieux de mémoire according to Pierre Nora: A redefinition
- p. 35
- 1.2
- The Holodomor and "realms of memory" and "places of memory"
- p. 39
- 1.3
- Monuments and memorials to the Holodomor as "places of memory"
- p. 42
- 1.3.1
- Monuments and memorials
- p. 42
- 1.3.2
- Cemetery sites
- p. 46
- 1.3.3
- The choice of a theoretical concept
- p. 52
- 1.4
- Reading images of the Holodomor
- p. 55
- 1.4.1
- Eyewitnessing the Holodomor
- p. 55
- 1.4.2
- Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA)
- p. 59
- 1.5
- Conclusions
- p. 61
- Chapter II
- The Communities of Memory of the Great Famine (1932-33)
- p. 63
- 2.1
- Who creates a "community of memory" and why?
- p. 64
- 2.2
- The first Holodomor "communities of memory" in the Ukrainian diaspora and Ukrainian émigré communities
- p. 67
- 2.3
- The Holodomor generation"
- p. 75
- 2.4
- "Practices of commitment"
- p. 83
- 2.4.1
- The early stages of Holodomor discourse in the diaspora
- p. 84
- 2.4.2
- Commemoration of Holodomor anniversaries in the diaspora and Ukraine
- p. 90
- 2.4.3
- Community and research organizations
- p. 107
- 2.5
- Conclusions
- p. 112
- Chapter III
- Memorialization of the Holodomor Abroad
- p. 115
- 3.1
- Secular vs sacral: The first Holodomor memorialization initiatives in North America
- p. 115
- 3.2
- The Ukrainian Orthodox St. Andrew Memorial Church in South Bound Brook
- p. 123
- 3.3
- The wave of Holodomor monuments in the 1980s
- p. 142
- 3.4
- Monuments abroad commemorating Holodomor anniversaries (1991-2016)
- p. 156
- 3.5
- Holodomor museum exhibitions in Canada
- p. 168
- 3.5.1
- The museum exhibition in Hamilton
- p. 169
- 3.5.2
- The Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg
- p. 170
- 3.6
- Conclusions
- p. 173
- Chapter IV
- Forms of Holodomor Commemoration in Ukraine 1990-2016
- p. 175
- 4.1
- Between acting out and working through: The Holodomor in Ukraine during Perestroika
- p. 176
- 4.2
- Ambivalence of social memory or "non-memory" in the context of memory of the Holodomor in the early 1990s
- p. 183
- 4.3
- The role of the Ukrainian diaspora in North America in initiating the construction of the Holodomor monument in Kyiv
- p. 193
- 4.4
- The Holodomor in the politics of memory from the mid-1990s to 2004
- p. 198
- 4.5
- The most significant Holodomor "places of memory" from the period of the Viktor Yushchenko presidency
- p. 204
- 4.6
- The Great Famine of 1932-33 and the politics of memory since 2010
- p. 214
- 4.7
- Is it possible to end the mourning?
- p. 219
- 4.8
- Conclusions
- p. 221
- Chapter V
- Holodomor "Places of Memory": Iconology Analysis
- p. 225
- 5.1
- The monument in Edmonton (1983)
- p. 225
- 5.2
- The monument in Winnipeg (1984)
- p. 235
- 5.3
- The memorial in Lubny (1993)
- p. 246
- 5.4
- The monument at the Church of St. Michael in Kyiv (1993)
- p. 256
- 5.5
- The monument on the grounds of MAUP in Kyiv (2002)
- p. 263
- 5.6
- The memorial in Kyiv (2008)
- p. 267
- 5.7
- The monument in Washington, DC (2015)
- p. 278
- 5.8
- Conclusions
- p. 290
- Chapter VI
- Visual Culture of the Holodomor
- p. 293
- 6.1
- The iconography of symbolic burial sites and cemetery monuments
- p. 294
- 6.2
- Iconographic motifs in monuments and memorials
- p. 299
- 6.2.1
- Mother and child(ren)
- p. 302
- 6.2.2
- Hands
- p. 308
- 6.2.3
- Cross
- p. 312
- 6.2.4
- Angel
- p. 316
- 6.2.5
- Bell
- p. 320
- 6.2.6
- Circle
- p. 322
- 6.3
- Holodomor monuments: From inspiration to replication
- p. 325
- 6.3.1
- Replicas of Vasyl Perevalsky's sculpture
- p. 328
- 6.3.2
- Replicas of Petro Drozdovsky's sculpture
- p. 337
- 6.4
- Do Holodomor monuments have a future?
- p. 342
- 6.5
- Conclusions
- p. 344
- Conclusions
- p. 347
- Bibliography
- p. 355
- List of Illustrations
- p. 383
- Index
- p. 391
