Historical memory
The Wounded Memory of a Protest/Mina Jawani
The protests of January 1404 are remembered neither as a single image nor as a narrative that can be easily retold. What remains is more of a scattering: unfinished scenes, videos that were cut short, streets that emptied sooner than expected. They neither became a moment of triumph nor a complete defeat; they remain in […]...
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Created By:
Mina Javani
February 20, 2026
The wall surrounding the Islamic Republic in the garden of the Qasr Museum/ Barbad Golshiri.
It is rare for powers to build a memorial in condemnation or even criticism of their own actions. It is a dream if they even whisper a hidden line on a stone in the Vatican. My fault “But is there a small sign of the centuries of crimes of the Catholic Church? Is there a […]...
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Created By:
Barbod Golshiri May 22, 2023
یIs preserving the historical memory of committed crimes a part of human rights? / Mahnaz Sharayati
Definition of historical memory and its difference from history. If we study “history” officially and systematically through sources and remnants left by people in the past, the “historical memory” is that part of history which is transmitted socially, culturally, and politically through a group or community of people. Two features are mentioned to know the […]...
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Created By:
Mahnaz Shariati May 22, 2023
