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Paperback. Condizione: New. «Multidisciplinary and comparative, Camps of Transit, Sites of Memory brings new materials and approaches to the study of Fascist, wartime and postwar concentration and transit camps in Italy, as well as their legacies. An essential volume for the continuing study of this complex subject.»(Professor Mia Fuller, University of California, Berkeley)Camps and places of transit assume relevance in certain contexts and in relation to specific events of the contemporary age: from genocide to voluntary or forced migration, from camps for prisoners of war to the management of refugees in conflicts or catastrophes. In the phases of transition to normality that follow such events, places of transit can be used for different, sometimes opposing purposes, such as the control and/or elimination of certain social groups, or as the protection of persons for humanitarian aims.This volume investigates the relationship between camps and places of transit from three main perspectives: the history of transit camps in various countries and times; the relationship between such spaces, whose architectural characterization is fragile and difficult to recognize, and the great memorial and symbolic relevance of them; and, finally, the concepts of transit and camp, and changes in the meaning of such places and the memorial and educational practices related to them.With contributions by Antonis Antoniou, John R. Barruzza, Chiara Becattini, Vando Borghi, Matteo Cassani Simonetti, Francesco Delizia, Robert S. C. Gordon, Ivano Gorzanelli, Hans-Christian Jasch, Borbála Klacsmann, Andrea Luccaroni, Marco Minardi, Roberta Mira, Elena Pirazzoli, Francesca Rolandi, Laurence Schram, Claudio Sgarbi, Andrea Ugolini and Riki Van Boeschoten.

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Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condizione: Nuevo. CON PLASTICO, SIN ESTRENAR Matteo Simonetti, en este texto, disecciona con la cuchilla del rigor lógico las obras de los principales intérpretes de esta relación, poniendo al desnudo sin piedad omisiones, lagunas, censuras, incoherencias, pero sobre todo la falta de preparación histórica e historiográfica que se esconde detrás de la mayoría de ellas. En efecto, si se quiere ahondar en el sentido de un informe, no se puede analizar a fondo un extremo, Heidegger, y basarse en prejuicios anticuados y rancios sobre el otro extremo, el nacionalsocialismo. El autor se ha visto obligado a deconstruir los estereotipos sobre el movimiento político alemán para dar sentido a esta relación, y a continuación propone su propia clave historiográfica, inédita, que se basa en la relación entre el pensamiento de Fichte y el de los nacionalsocialistas, sustanciada posteriormente en opciones políticas. Este ensayo, que es la tesis doctoral del autor sobre este mismo tema, es el resultado de un camino de investigación que duró más de cinco años y estuvo salpicado de conferencias y publicaciones que permitieron una importante verificación en curso. Mediante el uso de material inédito, documentos poco conocidos y, sobre todo, a través del estudio integral de los Cuadernos Negros, los discursos y escritos de Hitler y el pensamiento político alemán del siglo anterior a la toma del poder por parte de este último, Simonetti despeja diversos psicologismos e interpretaciones reductivas e históricamente infundadas, produciendo una visión de conjunto única, que permite comprender cabalmente tanto el pensamiento heideggeriano respecto a la política y la sociedad, como la verdadera naturaleza del nacionalsocialismo en su complejidad. EAS 2024 PÁGINAS: 392 TAMAÑO: 16.5 x 23.5 cm PESO: 550 grs. GENERO: HISTORIA y FILOSOFÍA EDICIÓN RUSTICA EN COSIDO CON SOLAPAS Y RETRACTILADO ÍNDICE Introducción La Tesis Consideraciones preliminares Heidegger y el nacionalsocialismo más allá de los Cuadernos Negros - Ante los afiliados: el contenido político de las cartas - Cuestiones políticas en Ser y Tiempo - Afiliación - Veinticuatro días intensos - El discurso rectoral - Los discursos políticos de 1933 - Discursos de posguerra Críticas al pensamiento político de Heidegger - Crítica de E. Faye - La crítica de G. Lukacs - La crítica de T. W. Adorno - El legado de Ernst Nolte - Lecturas "otras" pero no demasiado Los Cuadernos Negros: la crítica filosófica - El Heidegger de Donatella Di Cesare - El Heidegger de Peter Trawny - Los Cuadernos Negros según Von Hermann y F. Alfieri - Faye, Farias, Fuchs y los demás "extremistas" El otro extremo de la investigación: el nacionalsocialismo - Premisa - ¿Era el partido nacionalsocialista era realmente socialista y "de izquierda"? - J.G. Fichte como modelo absoluto: discursos a.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Multidisciplinary and comparative, Camps of Transit, Sites of Memory brings new materials and approaches to the study of Fascist, wartime and postwar concentration and transit camps in Italy, as well as their legacies. An essential volume for the continuing study of this complex subject.(Professor Mia Fuller, University of California, Berkeley)Camps and places of transit assume relevance in certain contexts and in relation to specific events of the contemporary age: from genocide to voluntary or forced migration, from camps for prisoners of war to the management of refugees in conflicts or catastrophes. In the phases of transition to normality that follow such events, places of transit can be used for different, sometimes opposing purposes, such as the control and/or elimination of certain social groups, or as the protection of persons for humanitarian aims.This volume investigates the relationship between camps and places of transit from three main perspectives: the history of transit camps in various countries and times; the relationship between such spaces, whose architectural characterization is fragile and difficult to recognize, and the great memorial and symbolic relevance of them; and, finally, the concepts of transit and camp, and changes in the meaning of such places and the memorial and educational practices related to them.With contributions by Antonis Antoniou, John R. Barruzza, Chiara Becattini, Vando Borghi, Matteo Cassani Simonetti, Francesco Delizia, Robert S. C. Gordon, Ivano Gorzanelli, Hans-Christian Jasch, Borbala Klacsmann, Andrea Luccaroni, Marco Minardi, Roberta Mira, Elena Pirazzoli, Francesca Rolandi, Laurence Schram, Claudio Sgarbi, Andrea Ugolini and Riki Van Boeschoten. Camps and places of transit have great relevance in the contemporary age, from genocide to forced migration, prisoners of war to refugees of catastrophes. This book investigates the relationship between camps and places of transit through history, considering their architectural, memorial and educational significance. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The former camp of Fossoli in northern Italy was established in 1942 by the Royal Italian Army as a camp for prisoners of war, later becoming a Nazi-Fascist concentration and transit camp for political opponents, Jews and forced labourers. After the war it became a Catholic community for orphans and a camp for refugees from the former Italian territories of Istria until 1970. A complex system of memory and heritage stems from the legacy of the former camp: its remains, the Museum and Monument to the Political and Racial Deportee by architects BBPR, and the synagogues of Carpi. The Fondazione Fossoli, created in Carpi in 1996, manages this legacy with the purpose of preserving and transmitting the historical memory of the Fossoli camp. Linking together the history of the Holocaust, the resistance to Nazi-Fascism and the political and civic commitment that inspired the birth of the Italian Republic after the dictatorship and the war, Fossoli lies at the very core of Italys contemporary cultural memory. The essays in this volume analyse, from different disciplinary perspectives, the material and immaterial heritage that constitutes a rich and articulated memorial system today.Texts by Lorenzo Bertucelli, Matteo Cassani Simonetti, Pierluigi Castagnetti, Paolo Faccio, Robert S. C. Gordon, Viviana Gravano, Giovanni Leoni, Marzia Luppi, Roberta Mira, Daniele Salerno, Andrea Ugolini and Patrizia Violi. Now maintained as a museum and memorial site, the former camp of Fossoli was a Nazi concentration and transit camp for political opponents, Jews and forced labourers. The essays in this volume analyse, from different disciplinary perspectives, the material and immaterial heritage that constitutes a rich and articulated memorial system today. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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