Exhibiting Atrocity: Memorial Museums and the Politics of Past Violence
by Amy Sodaro
Amy Sodaro’s Exhibiting Atrocity examines memorial museums as sites where histories of past violence are presented, interpreted, and contested. Focusing on the politics of public memory, the book considers how museums shape understandings of atrocity and the past.
About This Book
Exhibiting Atrocity explores memorial museums and their role in presenting histories of past violence.
The book considers how exhibitions shape public understandings of atrocity, memory, and the past.
It also examines the political dimensions of representing violence in museum spaces.
Written by Amy Sodaro, this study offers a focused look at the relationship between museums, remembrance, and historical interpretation.
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