记忆与大海相遇

I. Gradinari
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海洋,一个特殊的生态系统,具有特殊的物质性,长期以来无法成为人类文化记忆的媒介(至少在现行的对抗性国家政策下),并且长期以来在很大程度上逃脱了政治控制和剥削。然而,西方文学和电影作品越来越多地将海洋与记忆联系起来,尤其是当政治转型和边界解体的主题出现在前景中时。当前对海洋的文化兴趣可以追溯到导致全球化、沟通渠道扩大、跨境流动、移民、难民主义和欧盟形成的跨文化现象。海洋提供了一个特殊的空间,可以促进相互依赖和转变,文化去分化和与他者的融合,从而允许在全球(记忆)政治中创造新的谱系和新范式。海洋不仅使生命成为可能,而且还作为新的符号和认识论框架的来源和媒介。以下文章从历史和中介的角度来探讨海洋,重点关注海洋的审美和不断变化的文化功能。标题:记忆与大海相遇。介绍
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Memory Meets Sea
The sea, a special ecosystem with a special materiality, was long unable to become a medium for humankind’s cultural memories (at least under the prevailing confrontational national policies), and has long largely escaped political control and exploitation. Increasingly, however, Western literary and cinematic works have been linking the sea with memory, especially when themes of political transformation and the dissolution of borders are in the foreground. Current cultural interest in the sea can be traced to the transcultural phenomena that led to globalisation, expansion of communication channels, cross-border mobility, migration, refugeeism and the formation of the European Union. The sea offers a special space in which interdependencies and shifts, cultural de-differentiation and a fusion with the Other can be fostered, thus allowing for the creation of new genealogies and new paradigms in global (memory) politics. Not only does the sea make life possible – it also functions as a source and medium of new symbolic and epistemological frameworks. The following essays approach the sea from a historical and intermedial perspective, focusing on the aesthetic as well as the changing cultural functions of the sea. Title: Memory Meets Sea. Introduction
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