Graffiti Revelations and the Changing Meanings of Kilmainham Gaol in (Post)Colonial Ireland
Graffiti Revelations and the Changing Meanings of Kilmainham Gaol in (Post)Colonial Ireland
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涂鸦揭露和爱尔兰（后）殖民时期凯勒梅纳姆监狱意义的变化
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2016
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L. McAtackney
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L. McAtackney
基尔马纳姆·高尔(Kilmainham Gaol，1796-1924)到19世纪中叶成为爱尔兰事实上的政治犯关押中心。1910年正式关闭，在爱尔兰内战(1922-23年)后最终关闭之前，它曾多次因“紧急情况”重新开放。1924年后，它被遗弃，直到20世纪60年代初作为遗产景点重新开放。1986年被纳入国家保护范围。使用一系列主要可以追溯到1910年以后的涂鸦组合，本文将探索监狱围墙继续具体化的意义、所有权和身份的争议性叙述的“帝国碎片”。
Kilmainham Gaol (1796–1924) became the de facto holding center for political prisoners in Ireland by the mid-nineteenth century. Officially closing in 1910, it reopened a number of times for “emergencies” before its final closure after the Irish Civil War (1922–23). After 1924 it lay abandoned until reopening as a heritage attraction in the early 1960s. It was taken into state protection in 1986. Using a range of graffiti assemblages predominantly dating from 1910 onwards this paper will explore the “imperial debris” of contested narratives of meaning, ownership, and identity that the prison walls continue to materialize.