History, Memory and Film: Edgar Reitz' Heimat Project as Transformative Narrative

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History, Memory and Film : Edgar Reitz' Heimat Project as Transformative Narrative. / Bondebjerg, Ib.

2015. Paper presented at Film, Democracy and Liberal Education, Princeton, United States.

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Harvard

Bondebjerg, I 2015, 'History, Memory and Film: Edgar Reitz' Heimat Project as Transformative Narrative', Paper presented at Film, Democracy and Liberal Education, Princeton, United States, 30/04/2015 - 02/05/2015.

APA

Bondebjerg, I. (2015). History, Memory and Film: Edgar Reitz' Heimat Project as Transformative Narrative. Paper presented at Film, Democracy and Liberal Education, Princeton, United States.

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Bondebjerg I. History, Memory and Film: Edgar Reitz' Heimat Project as Transformative Narrative. 2015. Paper presented at Film, Democracy and Liberal Education, Princeton, United States.

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Bondebjerg, Ib. / History, Memory and Film : Edgar Reitz' Heimat Project as Transformative Narrative. Paper presented at Film, Democracy and Liberal Education, Princeton, United States.17 p.

Bibtex

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abstract = "In this paper I discuss history and memory from a theoretical and philosophical point of view and the non-fiction and fiction aspects of historical representation. I use Edgar Reitz{\textquoteright} monumental work Heimat 1-3 (and his recent film Die Andere Heimat) as examples of very different transformative historical narratives. In terms of narrative construction and aesthetic form the Heimat-project challenges the dominant forms of historical fiction. By combining personal memory, everyday lifeand collective memory and a more indirect way of representing factual history Reitz wants to transform our look at German history.",
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