Hoja s spomini: dediščina na Poti spominov in tovarištva v Ljubljani
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https://doi.org/10.3986/Traditio2025540103Ključne besede:
dediščina, spomenik, druga svetovna vojna, socializem, SlovenijaPovzetek
Članek z elementi spomina, materialnosti in gibanja predstavi spominsko pot, Pot spominov in tovarištva, v Ljubljani, in s tem razgrinja pogled na to, kako so se v času socializma v Sloveniji ustvarjali spominski prostori in kako se ti prostori danes še ohranjajo in uveljavljajo kot dediščina. S kombinacijo teorije o spomenikih in aktivnega udejstvovanja na poti obravnava tudi naš odnos do dediščine kot večplastnega in dinamičnega procesa.
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