Preferred term
회복의 기억
Entry terms
Alternative terms for the concept.- memory of recovery
Scope note
Notes about the usage and scope of the concept.- [Adoption reflection — History] Disaster passes, but memory must remain. Like the yellow ribbons of the Sewol, the memorial halls of the Great East Japan Earthquake, the records of the Gwangju Uprising, to remember disaster and loss is a practice that prevents the next disaster and keeps the sacrifice from being in vain. [Culture] There is a culture that forgets disaster quickly to return to "normal," and one that learns through memory. What, whom, and how to remember is always a site of contention. [Capacity of actors] What matters is whether there are subjects to record, mourn, and transmit. When the state's official memory diverges from that of the bereaved and the field, the capacity to guard memory from below decides the depth of recovery (it meets Knowledge & Records).
Belongs to group
Group which the concept belongs to.In other languages
Terms for the concept in other languages.Korean
URI
https://cloud.maeul.net/maat/recoveryMemory