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官方的历史大多是关于新西兰奥特亚瓦的朋克，尤其是1982年尼尔·罗伯茨(Neil Roberts)对旺格努伊计算机中心(wanganui Computer Centre)的行动。然而，尼尔·罗伯茨日，一个社区主导的庆祝和纪念日，公然反对这种普遍的遗忘。在这段简短的“Riff”中，我将通过皮埃尔·诺拉(Pierre Nora)的代代性意识概念和记忆场所(lieux des memoires)来探索尼尔·罗伯茨纪念日的纪念活动，以及这对新西兰奥特罗阿的朋克和硬核社区可能意味着什么。
The official histories have mostly paved over punk in Aotearoa/New Zealand, and in particular, Neil Roberts’s action against the Whanganui Computer Centre in 1982. However, Neil Roberts Day, a community-led day of celebration and remembrance, flies in the face of this generalized forgetting. In this short ‘Riff’, I will begin to explore Neil Roberts Day commemorations through Pierre Nora’s concept of generational consciousness and the lieux des memoires, or sites of memory, and what this might mean for the punk and hardcore communities in Aotearoa/New Zealand.
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