Unearthing traces : dismantling imperialist entanglements of archives, landscapes, and the built environment / Denise Bertschi, Julien Lafontaine Carboni, Nitin Bathia (eds.).

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Unearthing Traces : Dismantling the Imperialist Entanglements of Archives and the Built Environment. (May 27-29, 2021 : Lausanne), author.

Title & Author:

Unearthing traces : dismantling imperialist entanglements of archives, landscapes, and the built environment / Denise Bertschi, Julien Lafontaine Carboni, Nitin Bathia (eds.).

Publication:

Lausanne : EPFL Press ; Neuchâtel : CAN Centre D'Art Neuchâtel , [2023]
©2023

Description:

318 pages : illustrations (some color), facsimiles ; 27 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.

ISBN:

9782889155507 paperback
2889155501 paperback

Subject:

Postcolonialism Sociological aspects.
Postcolonialism Social aspects.
Decolonization Sociological aspects.
Decolonization Social aspects.
Archives Sociological aspects.
Archives Social aspects.
Imperialism Sociological aspects.
Imperialism Social aspects.
Postcolonialisme Aspect sociologique.
Postcolonialisme Aspect social.
Décolonisation Aspect sociologique.
Décolonisation Aspect social.
Archives Aspect sociologique.
Archives Aspect social.
Impérialisme Aspect sociologique.
Impérialisme Aspect social.

Added entries:

Bertschi, Denise, editor.
Carboni, Julien Lafontaine, editor.
Bathia, Nitin, editor.

Dismantling imperialist entanglements of archives, landscapes, and the built environment

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