%0 Journal Article
%T Les archives d¡¯un pr¨ºtre savant ¨¤ Istanbul : traces et supports m¨¦moriels d¡¯une communaut¨¦ The Archives of a Scholarly Priest in Istanbul: the Traces and Memory Aids of a Community
%A Anna Th¨¦odorid¨¨s
%J Ateliers du LESC
%D 2012
%I 
%R 10.4000/ateliers.9020
%X Cet article revient sur une enqu¨ºte conduite aupr¨¨s d¡¯un pr¨ºtre orthodoxe r m d¡¯Istanbul qui, pour ne pas oublier, archive, sous forme de collections d¡¯objets ¨¦clectiques, l¡¯histoire de la communaut¨¦ r m, et en particulier du pogrom de la nuit du 6 au 7 septembre 1955. La constitution de ces collections r¨¦sulte d¡¯un travail actif de mobilisation de t¨¦moins et de r¨¦colte de pi¨¨ces ¨¤ conviction. Entrepos¨¦s dans son   grenier  , lieu de r¨¦sistance et de non-capitulation, les objets sont assembl¨¦s selon un dispositif mus¨¦ographique, au sein duquel m¨¦moires individuelle et collective sont interconnect¨¦es. ¨¤ partir de ce dispositif, il s¡¯agit d¡¯analyser la mani¨¨re dont le pr¨ºtre construit ces collections comme un ensemble signifiant de supports de m¨¦moire appel¨¦s ¨¤ devenir des preuves pour l¡¯histoire. This article revisits a study of a R m Orthodox priest in Istanbul who, so as not to forget, assembles archives (in the form of eclectic collections of objects) of the history of the R m community, particularly of the pogrom of the night of 6-7 September 1955. The building of these collections is the result of an active effort to mobilise testimony and collect documentary evidence. Stored in his ¡°loft¡±, a place of resistance and non-surrender, the objects are assembled according to a museum system, in which individual and collective memories are interconnected. This system is used as the basis of an analysis of how the priest builds these collections as a meaningful set of memory aids that are expected to become historical proofs.
%K memory
%K collections
%K conservation
%K objects
%K oblivion
%K memory aids
%K classification
%K m¨¦moire
%K oubli
%K supports m¨¦moriels
%K collections
%K objets
%K classement
%K conservation
%K Turquie
%U http://ateliers.revues.org/9020