The reign of imagology begins where history ends
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The concept of imagology suggests that our understanding of cultures and societies is shaped more by images and perceptions than by historical facts. Milan Kundera's work "Immortality" emphasizes this notion by arguing that the essence of a person's legacy transcends mere historical records and instead relies on how they are remembered and perceived in collective imagination.
Kundera's assertion highlights the importance of narrative and representation in shaping identities. By stating that...
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