Az építészet szerepe a nemzeti identitásban * The Role of Architecture in National Identity

A legújabb építészeti trendek egyre inkább eltávolítják az épületeket a helyi, regionális vagy akár nemzeti identitástól. Stephen Sholl előadása az építészet és a közösségi identitás közötti kapcsolatot elemzi, és a bizonyos építészeti stílusok nemzeti identitásra gyakorolt hatását taglalja, kitérve az építő és romboló befolyásokra.

Stephen Travis Sholl a Virginia Tech School of Public and International Affairs mesterképzéses hallgatója, korábban a Kenti Egyetem Brussels School of International Studies képzésén tanult nemzetközi konfliktus és biztonságpolitikai tanulmányok szakon, valamint történelemből szerzett diplomát a Freed-Hardeman Egyetemen. 2021-ben a Hungary Foundation és az MCC közös ösztöndíjprogramjának, a Budapest Fellowship Program ösztöndíjasa volt. Washingtoni és brüsszeli tanulmányai és munkája során tudományos kutatásainak nagy részét a transzatlanti kapcsolatokra és Közép-Európára összpontosította, első diplomamunkáját az emlékezetpolitika magyar külpolitikára gyakorolt hatásairól írta.

Recent trends in architecture have increasingly separated buildings from possessing a local, regional, or even national identity. This discussion will analyze the relationship between architecture and communal identity, seeking to explain how certain styles of architecture can build up national identity while others seem to deconstruct said identity.

Stephen Travis Sholl is an MA student at the Virginia Tech School of Public and International Affairs, and previously studied International Conflict and Security Studies at the Brussels School of International Studies at the University of Kent, and holds a BA in History from Freed-Hardeman University. In 2021 he was a fellow of the Budapest Fellowship Program, a joint fellowship program of the Hungary Foundation and MCC. During his studies and work in Washington and Brussels, much of his academic research has focused on transatlantic relations and Central Europe. His first thesis was on the impact of memory politics on Hungarian foreign policy.

Tendințele recente în arhitectură au îndepărtat din ce în ce mai mult clădirile de identitatea locală, regională sau chiar națională. Această discuție va analiza relația dintre arhitectură și identitatea comunitară, încercând să explice cum anumite stiluri de arhitectură pot construi identitatea națională, în timp ce altele par să deconstruiască această identitate.

Stephen Travis Sholl este masterand la Virginia Tech School of Public and International Affairs, iar anterior a studiat conflicte internaționale și studii de securitate la Brussels School of International Studies, la Universitatea din Kent, și deține o diplomă în istorie de la Universitatea Freed-Hardeman. În 2021 a fost bursier al Budapest Fellowship Program, un program comun de burse al Hungary Foundation și al MCC. În timpul studiilor și activității sale la Washington și Bruxelles, o mare parte din cercetările sale academice s-au axat pe relațiile transatlantice și pe Europa Centrală. A mai cercetat impactul politicilor de memorie asupra politicii externe maghiare.