The museum as a potential space: an approach to trauma and emotional memory in the museum
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2020
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López Fernández Cao, Marián (2020). The museum as a potential space: An approach to trauma and emotional memory in the museum. En Socializing Art Museums: Rethinking the Publics’ Experience, 193-213. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110662085-011
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In this paper, part of a vast research project that links the creative process with the expression and development of traumatic processes, the museum is put forward as a potential transitional space, where the community and the individual, by means of their unique characteristics, can legitimize and portray their pain, giving their personal, private suffering, as well as the resources used to create it, a social, public, shared and political dimension.
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