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History and memory related texts (1 Viewer)
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wow i was actually thinking about doing au revoir les enfantes as i watched it in prelim for an area of study we did, but i wondered how i could incorporate it into history and memory, aside from it being holocaust related?
i thought au revoir les enfants was a good text to use...
it really shows that there is no such thing as 'objective' history, and that history and memory are linked, or you could say that what we read in traditional historical texts is something liek the collective memory of the dominant? what contemporary texts do is show the responder the "other" versions of the truth/history
the film challenges the stereotypes of the holocaust
e.g. the nun who is deceitful, the German soldier who helps the Jewish boy when they get lost, etc
there are also LOTS of film techniques which you need to talk about, because this is the "representation" module.
talk about how the film is Malle's representation of the holocaust, his memory is represented through the character(forgot his name) as his autobiographical double.
there's heaps and heaps and heaps of stuff!!
focus on techniques.
it really shows that there is no such thing as 'objective' history, and that history and memory are linked, or you could say that what we read in traditional historical texts is something liek the collective memory of the dominant? what contemporary texts do is show the responder the "other" versions of the truth/history
the film challenges the stereotypes of the holocaust
e.g. the nun who is deceitful, the German soldier who helps the Jewish boy when they get lost, etc
there are also LOTS of film techniques which you need to talk about, because this is the "representation" module.
talk about how the film is Malle's representation of the holocaust, his memory is represented through the character(forgot his name) as his autobiographical double.
there's heaps and heaps and heaps of stuff!!
focus on techniques.
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