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sites of conscience: a standalone construct

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historic sites that interpret past injustice and actively connect it to present human rights issues and civic dialogue.

In public history, sites of conscience refers to historic sites that interpret past injustice and actively connect it to present human rights issues and civic dialogue. This meaning comes from Sevcenko (2010) in Museum International.[1]

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  1. Sevcenko, L. (2010). Sites of conscience: new approaches to conflicted memory. Museum International, 62(1-2), 20-25. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-0033.2010.01720.x

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