September 12, 2025Open Access

Built Heritage and Collective Memory: The Relationship Between the Environment and the Monument on the Example of the Tjentište Memorial Complex

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The research reveals how built heritage impacts collective memory within its environmental context.
Key findings include the architectural values of Tjentište's monument 'Battle on Sutjeska' and its role in shaping visitor experience.
This study employs theoretical review and spatial analysis to explore the significance of monuments in historical contexts.
The work highlights the importance of preserving built heritage and its role in conveying historical narratives to future generations.

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SSStefan SlavicUniversity of Belgrade

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This observational analysis examines the relationship between the environment and the monument, highlighting the significance of built heritage in shaping collective memory.

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Stefan Slavic (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d44f7331b076d99fa56834 https://doi.org/10.62683/sinarg2025.112

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This observational analysis examines the relationship between the environment and the monument, highlighting the significance of built heritage in shaping collective memory.

Built Heritage and Collective Memory: The Relationship Between the Environment and the Monument on the Example of the Tjentište Memorial Complex

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Built Heritage and Collective Memory: The Relationship Between the Environment and the Monument on the Example of the Tjentište Memorial Complex

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