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EVN Report Armenia· Sep 16
Artsakh & Karabakh

Reimagining Our Response to the Ultimate Terror in “The Book of Genocides”

Dana Mashoian Walrath’s “The Book of Genocides” uses art, history and family memory to examine ten genocides and the patterns of dehumanization that precede mass violence. Christopher Atamian reviews an unconventional work that asks whether remembering genocide differently can help us recognize its warning signs. The post Reimagining Our Response to the Ultimate Terror in “The Book of Genocides” appeared first on EVN Report.

Reimagining Our Response to the Ultimate Terror in “The Book of Genocides”
Originally published by EVN Report in Armenia on Sep 16. This summary is provided for discovery; the full article remains the property of its original publisher.

Dana Mashoian Walrath’s “The Book of Genocides” uses art, history and family memory to examine ten genocides and the patterns of dehumanization that precede mass violence. Christopher Atamian reviews an unconventional work that asks whether remembering genocide differently can help us recognize its warning signs. The post Reimagining Our Response to the Ultimate Terror in “The Book of Genocides” appeared first on EVN Report.

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