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Why Erasing History Is Dangerous. If “erasing history” simply means “destroying something that existed in the past,” tearing down a monument erases history in precisely the same way as tearing down an old house. Why should we protect cultural heritage? All references to historic russian art, music, literature, and culture were suppressed or destroyed. From the beginning, lenin and stalin used. Even more dangerously, social media has allowed “history” to be. Understanding the erasing history defence requires understanding these connections: Societies have long sought to protect and preserve their cultural heritage, for reasons ranging from education to historical research to the desire. Between public history, commemorative statues, and identity. Translated as “condemnation of memory,” the term refers to a practice associated with ancient rulers who called for the erasure of their predecessors. How fascists rewrite the past to. We speak with yale philosophy professor jason stanley, author of the new book erasing history: But as this example suggests, there are many cases of erasing history that seem morally unobjectionable, and the mere fact that something from the. In the age of infotainment, the danger is that entertainment will completely rewrite both reality and history. It is his allies who are in a mad rush to erase history. The president has it backward.

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Why Erasing History Is Dangerous Why should we protect cultural heritage? We speak with yale philosophy professor jason stanley, author of the new book erasing history: From the beginning, lenin and stalin used. Even more dangerously, social media has allowed “history” to be. Translated as “condemnation of memory,” the term refers to a practice associated with ancient rulers who called for the erasure of their predecessors. If “erasing history” simply means “destroying something that existed in the past,” tearing down a monument erases history in precisely the same way as tearing down an old house. But as this example suggests, there are many cases of erasing history that seem morally unobjectionable, and the mere fact that something from the. All references to historic russian art, music, literature, and culture were suppressed or destroyed. In the age of infotainment, the danger is that entertainment will completely rewrite both reality and history. It is his allies who are in a mad rush to erase history. Between public history, commemorative statues, and identity. How fascists rewrite the past to. Understanding the erasing history defence requires understanding these connections: Societies have long sought to protect and preserve their cultural heritage, for reasons ranging from education to historical research to the desire. The president has it backward. Why should we protect cultural heritage?