Actors do want to act. Perhaps that is the problem.
The article explores the challenges of adapting Annie Ernaux's anti-psychological biography 'The Years' for the theater, emphasizing its collective narrative over individual emotional identification.
It was a bad idea on paper. Unfortunately, it is also in practice
The adaptation of Annie Ernaux's novel 'The Years' to theater has been criticized as a potentially misguided venture, particularly given the expectations of theatrical productions.
"Belarusian Thoughts". On Collective Guilt of Belarusians, Pain, and Common Boat in Riga
The article reflects on Belarusians' collective guilt related to the war, emphasizing shared pain and experiences during historical and current conflicts.
Why do Syrians see their forgotten history in the caves of Mount Qasioun?
Mount Qasioun in Damascus is a significant natural landmark that holds deep historical and cultural importance for Syrians, serving as a reminder of their collective memory.
The story of Fate's calendars, a graphic piece that endures in collective memory
Fate's iconic calendars, originally distributed in the automotive industry, have become a symbol of Argentine cultural and industrial heritage.
Why is Maqluba Associated with Resistance? And How Did Muftul and Kunafa Become Part of Palestinian Memory?
The article explores the cultural significance of Maqluba and other Palestinian dishes, relating them to historical resistance and collective memory.
Iconic Ramadan Figures: Why Couldn't We Hate Abdel Ghafoor El Barai?
The article discusses the enduring popularity of the character Abdel Ghafoor El Barai from the social novel 'I Will Not Live in My Father's Cloak' and its television adaptation, highlighting its impact on Arabic culture and collective memory during Ramadan.
Photographs of Kaisariani: Documents Inextricably Linked to the Collective Memory of the Greek People
A collection of photographs documenting the execution of 200 communist political prisoners by Nazi forces in Kaisariani on May 1, 1944, has been declared a cultural monument in Greece.
Lia Laats 100: The articulate warrior of a silent era
Today, Lia Laats, an iconic figure in Estonian culture, is celebrated as a benchmark for the resilience of idols and collective memory.
Kaisariani: The story behind the photos - 'Be proud of your son'
Photographic documents from the execution of 200 communists by German occupiers in Kaisariani on May Day 1944 have sparked significant historical interest.
This Sunday with VIMA: "National Disasters" from the series "VIMA in History"
The 16th volume of the series "VIMA in History" addresses the theme of "National Disasters" in modern Greek experiences, reflecting on significant events and their impact on collective memory.
The True Foibe are Oblivion
During the Day of Remembrance ceremony in the Italian Chamber, Toni Concina condemned denialism regarding the foibe, asserting that forgetting is a grave threat to collective memory.
Day of Remembrance, Meloni: "A painful page, victim for decades of unforgivable oblivion"
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni commemorates the Day of Remembrance, reflecting on the historical pain and the need to preserve collective memory regarding the foibe tragedy and the exodus of Italians from Istria and Dalmatia.
THEATER JEDL: This Happened! Stories from the Lost World, Captured from Collective Memory
The performance presents a blend of touching, mysterious, magical, mythic, humorous, and peculiar stories from ancient times, capturing a world of tales and bloody tragedies mingled with the beauty of the vulgar, naïve, and imperfect.
AI Fakes on Social Media: False Images from the Holocaust
The number of AI-generated Holocaust images on Facebook and TikTok is rapidly increasing, prompting warnings from memorial sites while platform operators respond sluggishly, raising concerns for collective memory culture.
The Place Where Memory Remains [Critique]
The recent exhibition in Hiroshima explored the theme of memory, featuring contemporary art that evokes collective memories of World War II, particularly through the work of emerging artist Usui Hitomi.
Built in the 19th century to supply water to the city of Barcelona, this tower is now an important municipal archive
The Torre de les Aigües del Besòs, originally intended as a water supply facility, has transformed into a significant municipal archive and a symbol of the neighborhood's collective memory in Barcelona.
Volkov: “Putin's conflict is longer than Stalin's, but the Russians remain with him”
Denis Volkov states that Putin's military operation in Ukraine has surpassed the duration of the Soviet Union's Great Patriotic War, symbolizing a significant point in Russian collective memory, yet he asserts that the Russian people continue to support Putin.
"Alhamash Epic" by Youssef Gheshan: The Heroism of the Marginalized and Ordinary People
Jordanian writer Youssef Gheshan's new book "Alhamash Epic" recalls his childhood, offering a vivid account of daily life in a Jordanian town on the edge of the desert, as it tells stories from the streets and neighborhoods that reveal how individual memories evolve into a shared collective memory over time.
Lady Frosyni between legend and history
The article discusses the tragic event of January 11, 1801, when seventeen women were drowned in Lake Pamvotis by order of Ali Pasha, among whom was Lady Frosyni, who has survived in collective memory through folklore and songs.
Slavery and French Colonialism: 'We do not ask anyone to apologize,' explains Abd al Malik
In a recent interview, rapper Abd al Malik addressed France's colonial past, emphasizing the importance of collective memory and unity amid historical suffering.
The announcement of ESHEA regarding the death of George Papadakis: The place he holds in the collective memory of Greeks will remain unique
The announcement by ESHEA mourns the death of George Papadakis, highlighting his unique place in the collective memory of Greeks at the age of 74.
10 Years After the Attacks on Cologne Cathedral Square – How a New Year's Eve Changed Germany
The New Year's Eve in Cologne ten years ago has deeply affected the collective memory of Germans, highlighting massive sexual assaults on women and drawing attention to the negative aspects of migration.
Historian on the Corona Pandemic: "All Voices Are Important"
Historian Ute Frevert discusses the varied experiences of people during the Corona pandemic and emphasizes the importance of collective remembering.
The rural children return to school seventy years later
A photographic project brings former students back to their long-abandoned schools in Galicia to reconstruct a fading collective memory.
A Family Like Many Tells the Story of Italy
The new series, directed by Daniele Luchetti, explores a long family saga that resonates with collective memory, showcasing stories relatable to many viewers in Italy.
Goodbye to the stars of 2025: the celebrities we have lost this year
The year 2025 is coming to an end, marked by the loss of numerous significant figures from entertainment, culture, and sports, leaving a lasting impact on the collective memory.
A White Christmas is a Myth. So why do we remember it that way?
The article explores the rarity of snow during Christmas in Poland and questions the collective memory that associates the holiday with white landscapes.