2022年11月5日（土）・11月6日（日）13：30～16：00

オンライン（国立民族学博物館）

Objectives

Because of magnifying human settlement as well as technology enabling speed production and built-environment destruction, the modern world is said to suffer from collective amnesia (Connerton 2009). This issue is not only sociological but also personal, for our personal memory is closely linked to the environment where she / he acts. For the same reason, resistance to collective amnesia is made by various kinds of groups in various ways from storytelling on familial level to editing formal history on governmental.

Such trials of memorizing practice, which these serial webinars focus on, almost coincides with so-called cultural transmission. With this common recognition, the project members already discussed in five serial webinars held in February and March 2021. After one and half an year later, in an opportunity to proceed the publication process, the project members meet together in Osaka, Japan, to review the range of the problematique and the general challenges. We will open the discussion to the zoom audience to share actual issues on the front line.

*Connerton, Paul 2009 How Modernity Forgets? Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

date/ time

First Session: Materialized Culture
 November 5, 2022 (Sat) 13:30 – 16:00 (JST) / 4:30 – 7:00 (GMT)

Second Session: Integrative Transmission of Components
 November 6, 2022 (Sun) 13:30 – 16:00 (JST) / 4:30 – 7:00 (GST)

program

https://www.minpaku.ac.jp/en/ai1ec_event/38071

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英語

本シンポジウムは、国立民族学博物館の特別研究
「デジタル技術時代の文化遺産におけるヒューマニティとコミュニティ」の関連イベントです。

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国立民族学博物館　イベント
"International Colloquium on Line Cultural Transmission against Collective Amnesia:Bodies and Things in Heritage Practices "
https://www.minpaku.ac.jp/en/ai1ec_event/38071