Tragedian jälkeen: muistamisesta ja arkeen paluun vaikeudesta

Kun tragedia iskee, ihminen reagoi. Tulee tarve kokoontua, hakea lohtua ja yrittää löytää järkeä sekasorron keskeltä. Syntyy spontaaneita, epävirallisia muistomerkkejä, kun tapahtumapaikalle viedään kukkia, kynttilöitä, kuvia ja muita esineitä. Sen jälkeen tulevat viralliset muistomerkit, jotka ilmentävät pidemmälle kehittynyttä tapahtuman käsittelyn prosessia. Kumpikaan muistamisen työkalu ei täysin pysty kuvaamaan tai konkretisoimaan sitä, miten ihminen kokee menetyksen ja miten arki muuttuu tragedian seurauksena. Tässä tekstissä pohditaan arkeen paluun haasteita ja sosiaalista muistamista menetyksen kautta Perun sisäisen konfliktin (1980–2000) ja Norjan vuoden 2011 terrori-iskun valossa. The post Tragedian jälkeen: muistamisesta ja arkeen paluun vaikeudesta appeared first on AntroBlogi.

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