La mobilisation des morts : culte du souvenir et culture de guerre en France pendant la Grande Guerre
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12 mars 2012
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mobilisation nationale culture de guerre commémoration première guerre mondiale national mobilization war culture remembrance WWISujets proches
Hostilities Conflict, Armed (War) Wars Armed conflict (War) Fighting Cultural sociology Culture--Social aspects Sociology of culture Conflictos bélicos Operaciones bélicas Guerre Polémologie Conflits armés Hostilités Vie culturelleCiter ce document
Christina Theodosiou, « La mobilisation des morts : culte du souvenir et culture de guerre en France pendant la Grande Guerre », Revue LISA / LISA e-journal, ID : 10.4000/lisa.4844
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As early as August 1914, commemorative action honoring the dead served to sustain the war effort and encourage national mobilization. Based on a system of values celebrating sacrificial heroism, commemoration aimed at justifying the conflict and at giving sense to violent death on the battlefield. During the Great War, commemorative homage gave rise to a symbolic narration about the past, the present and the future which was seeking to conceptualize collective mourning and mobilize civilians in favor of the pursuit of the war until final victory.