Exhibiting Atrocity: Memorial Museums and the Politics of Past Violence
by Amy Sodaro
Amy Sodaro’s Exhibiting Atrocity examines memorial museums and their role in representing past violence. Focusing on the politics of public memory, the book considers how these institutions present difficult histories and shape the ways visitors and societies understand, confront, and remember violence.
About This Book
Exhibiting Atrocity explores the role of memorial museums in representing past violence.
Amy Sodaro examines how these institutions engage with difficult histories and public memory.
The book considers the political dimensions of exhibiting atrocity and the ways museum spaces shape historical understanding.
It offers a focused contribution to discussions of museums, memory, and the legacy of violence.
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