Emory University Department of History
Mourning and Memory: Legacies of Violence
Europe, 1914-1945

Wednesday, March 28: 4-6PM
Annette Becker (Université de Paris-X-Nanterre and Princeton Institute
for Advanced Studies)
To Remember and to Forget: Is There a Gender Issue

Public lecture for Women’s Studies Colloquium followed by reception.
White Hall 112

Thursday, March 29: 4-5:30PM
Stéphane Audoin-Rouzeau (Université de Picardie-Jules Verne)
Where Historical Tools Fail: The Violence of the Battlefield,
Public lecture followed by reception.
White Hall 207

Friday, March 30: 10AM-Noon.
Annette Becker
Is Studying Memory a Way to Forget
The Case of Maurice Halbwachs,
Research Seminar. Paper circulated in advance to those attending the
session. (Contact Judith Miller, histjamemory.edu or 404-727-6564)
Bowden Hall 323

Friday, March 30: 2-4PM Roundtable
Leaving Violence Behind/Sortir de la violence: Comparative European
Cases,
Annette Becker, Stéphane Audoin-Rouzeau, Dirk Schumann (Emory
University, Department of History) and Johannes Paulmann (Emory
University German Studies Visiting Professor / University of Munich,
Germany); Lionel Lemarchand (Georgia Institute of Technology, Dept. of
Modern Languages, Moderator)
White Hall 207 followed by reception.

Co-sponsored with the Consulat Général de France, The French Department,
The Anthropology Department, the Center for Language, Literature and
Culture, the Vernacular Modernities Program, the Violence Studies
Program, The Comparative Literature Program, the Religion Department,
the Institute for Women's Studies and the History of Medicine Group of
the Center for the Study of Health, Culture, and Society and the Ivan
Allen College of the Georgia Institute of Technology. Emory University
Reconciliation Series.

A selection of recent works by the speakers in French, English and
German will be available on the table outside the History Department
Office, Bowden Hall 221.

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Judith A. Miller
Associate Professor
Department of History
Emory University
Atlanta, GA 30322
Ph: 404-727-6564
Fax: 404-727-4959
Email: histjamemory.edu