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LOCATION:HAIT\, Helmholtzstr. 601069 Dresden
SUMMARY:Pehe: Transformation Nostalgia? The Student Generation of 1989 and 
 the Memory of the 1990s in the Czech Republic
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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: M.A. Veronika Pehe\, PhD\nInstitute of Speaker: Prag\n
 Topics:\nGesellschaft\, Philos.\, Erzieh.\n Location:\n  Name: HAIT (Hanna
 h-Arendt-Institut\, Helmholtzstr. 6\, Raum 110)\n  Street: Helmholtzstr. 6
 \n  City: 01069 Dresden\n  Phone: \n  Fax: \nDescription: Based on an exte
 nsive oral history project that interviewed one hundred former Czech stude
 nts active during the “Velvet Revolution” of 1989\, this talk will exa
 mine the memories of the 1990s expressed by members of the generation that
  came of age and entered adulthood just as the socialist regime collapsed.
  Many respondents evinced positive memories of the perceived unrestrained 
 freedom of the 1990s and this presentation will ask whether just as we spe
 ak about post-socialist nostalgia\, we can now conceptualize a “transfor
 mation nostalgia”. The paper will trace the object of positive memories 
 expressed by narrators in the context of their awareness of the increasing
 ly critical public reception of the post-socialist democratic transformati
 on\; in addition\, it will consider how the topic of individualism\, which
  appeared in the interviews\, can help us think through the history of the
  East European systemic transformations.<br /><br />Speaker:<br />Veronika
  Pehe is a Marie Curie Fellow at the Institute for Contemporary History\, 
 Czech Academy of Sciences\, where she also collaborates with the Oral Hist
 ory Centre. Her research focuses on the contemporary history of Central Eu
 rope\, in particular the intersection of memory\, culture and politics. Sh
 e completed her PhD in 2016 at the School of Slavonic and East European St
 udies\, University College London with a thesis on post-socialist nostalgi
 a in the Czech Republic. In 2016-2017\, she was a Max Weber Fellow at the 
 European University Institute in Florence. In addition\, she is a contribu
 ting editor at the Czech online daily A2larm.
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