Historiography of the Death: The Aesthetics of Oblivion and Memory Politics in Cold War Archipelago

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Historiography of the Death: The Aesthetics of Oblivion and Memory Politics in Cold War Archipelago

死者的現下史學—試論冷戰島鏈的記憶政治與遺忘美學

December 6th, 2016／ Type： Opinion

Author: Hsu, Fang-tze ／ Editor: Rikey Tenn

Quote From: 《新美術》no.37（2016年6月）

第一島鏈圖，取自wikipedia.org

萬仁，超級大國民（2016台北電影節數位修復版）

丸木位里與丸木俊，沖縄戦の図（圖片取自sakima.jp）

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