This paper analyses the political use of collective memory. Why do communities and nations decide to keep certain memories of the historical past alive while repressing and discarding others?
Paper Information
| Points: | 15.0 |
|---|---|
| Internal assessment / examination: | 100:0 |
Trimesters and Locations
| Occurrence Code | When taught | Where taught |
|---|---|---|
| 21B (NET) | B Trimester : 12 Jul 2021 - 7 Nov 2021 | Online |
| 21B (TGA) | B Trimester : 12 Jul 2021 - 7 Nov 2021 | Tauranga |
Timetabled Lectures for The Politics of Collective Memory (POLSC203)
| Day | Start | End | Room | Dates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | 2:00 PM | 5:00 PM | TCBD.2.10 | Jul 12 - Oct 17 |
NB:There may be other timetabled events for this paper such as tutorials or workshops.
Visit the online timetable for POLSC203 for more details
Indicative Fees for The Politics of Collective Memory (POLSC203)
| Occurrence | Domestic | International | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuition | Resource | ||
| 21B (NET) | $789 | $3239 | |
| 21B (TGA) | $789 | $3239 | |
Paper Outlines
The following 2020 paper outlines are available for POLSC203. Please contact the Faculty or School office for details on 2021 outlines.
Additional Information
Available Subjects: International Relations and Security Studies | Public Policy | Political Science
Other available years: The Politics of Collective Memory - POLSC203 (2020)
Paper details current as of : 26 February 2021 9:49am
Indicative fees current as of : 27 February 2021 4:30am