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Every Monument Will Fall
By Dan Hicks
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Description
In Every Monument Will Fall, Dan Hicks embarks on a profound exploration of the architectural landscape and its connection to societal narratives within the United Kingdom. This multifaceted work weaves together insights from archaeology, cultural studies, and social history to challenge conventional perceptions of monuments and their role in shaping collective memory.
The Story
Hicks delves into the stories behind various public and commercial buildings, examining how they reflect the complexities of national identity and the ongoing struggles for social justice. Through a rich tapestry of case studies, he critiques the often unexamined power dynamics that monuments embody, revealing their potential to reinforce or dismantle systems of discrimination and inequality.
Why Readers Love It
- Engaging Prose: Hicks combines academic rigor with accessible writing, making complex themes relatable to a wide audience.
- Thought-Provoking Themes: The book prompts readers to reconsider the significance of monuments in contemporary society and the narratives they convey.
- Interdisciplinary Approach: By bridging archaeology and cultural studies, Hicks offers a unique perspective that enriches the reader's understanding of historical context.
Perfect For
This book is ideal for readers interested in architecture, social justice, and cultural history, as well as those who appreciated Hicks' previous works, such as Archaeology and the Politics of Memory. It serves as a vital contribution to discussions surrounding national liberation and the evolving nature of public spaces.
"A compelling examination of how the built environment shapes our understanding of history and identity." - A Literary Review
Specifications
Format: Hardback
Dimensions: × ×
Pages: 592
Publisher: Penguin Random House
ISBN: 9781529152746
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