L'expression « camp de concentration » au 20e siècle

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Abstract

The expression "concentration camp" in the 20th century, Annette Wieviorka. One expression, "concentration camp", runs through the century since 1901 with the Boers war. "But it is too erratic to allow different phenomena to be grasped." Because the meaning of this type of camp can cover a desire to put a population temporarily outside the grasp of the enemy as well as decision of exclusion leading to the establishment of a special world. And there has not been one same concentration "system" or "universe" in this century. The historical and comparative study of the camps, this new area opening up to research, can not risk lexical approximation; its intelligence, lucidity and truth are at stake.

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Autori: Annette Wieviorka
Pubblicato in: Vingtième Siècle Revue d histoire, vol. 54, n. 1, pp. 4-12
Data di pubblicazione:01/01/1997
Editore:Presses de Sciences Po
Tipo di documento:Articolo
Lingua:inglese
DOI: 10.3406/xxs.1997.3626
ISSN:0294-1759, 1950-6678
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Citazioni ricevute:26
Soggetti:
European history and politics (Social Sciences > Social Sciences > Political Science and International Relations)
World Wars: History, Literature, and Impact (Social Sciences > Social Sciences > Political Science and International Relations)
Migration and Exile Studies (Social Sciences > Social Sciences > Sociology and Political Science)
concentration camps, terminology, conceptual history, Boer War, forced displacement, exclusion, comparative history, 20th century
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Riassunto:The expression "concentration camp" in the 20th century, Annette Wieviorka. One expression, "concentration camp", runs through the century since 1901 with the Boers war. "But it is too erratic to allow different phenomena to be grasped." Because the meaning of this type of camp can cover a desire to put a population temporarily outside the grasp of the enemy as well as decision of exclusion leading to the establishment of a special world. And there has not been one same concentration "system" or "universe" in this century. The historical and comparative study of the camps, this new area opening up to research, can not risk lexical approximation; its intelligence, lucidity and truth are at stake.
ISSN:0294-1759
1950-6678
DOI:10.3406/xxs.1997.3626