关键词: 政治认同, 博物馆叙事, 争议空间, 反记忆认同

Abstract:

Museums, as mediators of cultural memory, construct public cultural spaces that function as both political-cultural fields and platforms for information and ideological exchange, serving complex functions of political identification. These cultural fields are filled with “contested spaces” where various political forces and social opinions intersect, interact, and compete through different discourse systems, ultimately generating dominant subjects and narratives. Museum narrative spaces, as contested spaces, foster political identification by consolidating collective memories of specific communities or groups, serving an emotional unifying and gathering function. Political communication, being public communication, involves both political life and individual daily experiences. The “counter-memory political identification” constructed through private narratives in some museums transcends individual life experiences to assume characteristics of cultural models. With recent affective turns in media studies, the dialectical relationship between emotional narrative frameworks and historical rational frameworks in “non-historical” and “recontextualized” narrative practices requires careful consideration.

Key words: political identity, museum narrative, controversy space, anti-memory identification