Follow us as we travel across the South on a learning adventure! TCCD students and faculty will be posting about their experiences and our topics/discussion are very timely. Share this blog link with others.
These courses will visit sites of memory created by national, state and local
societies to tell an historical narrative. Learn how placement, design and what
is/is not included influence what is learned. You will examine myth versus reality.
The trip will visit historical sites/memorials of the Civil War and 20th century
conflicts to see how history is presented after the event; this is not a history of the
Civil War but rather an examination of how the war is remembered and presented
historically. How do memorials created after a conflict influence what modern
societies think they understand about these past events?
societies to tell an historical narrative. Learn how placement, design and what
is/is not included influence what is learned. You will examine myth versus reality.
The trip will visit historical sites/memorials of the Civil War and 20th century
conflicts to see how history is presented after the event; this is not a history of the
Civil War but rather an examination of how the war is remembered and presented
historically. How do memorials created after a conflict influence what modern
societies think they understand about these past events?
I was able to get on the blog wagon. I'm looking forward to an eventful week super excited.
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