Heritage and Identity
United in Diversity? Cultural Heritage and the Image of a Common European Cultural Identity
... European identity clearly depends on the perspective, ...European heritage and ...cultural heritage in countries that do not participate in the initiative – is it not European heritage? Since ...
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Cultural Heritage and Identity in the Literature of Australian South Sea Islanders and Other Media
... Like Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islanders, South Sea Islanders had to face racial discrimination, marginalisation, deprivation and humiliation in their everyday life, as explained in the biographical or ...
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NAVIGATING BETWEEN ETHNIC AND RELIGIOUS IDENTITY: HERITAGE LANGUAGE MAINTENANCE AMONG YOUNG AUSTRALIANS OF INDONESIAN ORIGIN
... addition, heritage culture maintenance is not only beneficial for members of ethnic minority groups but also strengthens the dominant ...its heritage culture by members of ethnic minorities while adjusting ...
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Almost a proper Buddhist : the post secular complexity of heritage Buddhist teen identity in Britain
... their heritage culture and the culture of a mainstream host ...religious identity in the UK, whether it be for the Muslim (Jacobson, 1997), Hindu (Knott, 1986), or Sikh (Nesbitt, 2000) traditions have ...
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Negotiating Heritage: Heritage Organizations amongst the Isleños of St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana and the Use of Heritage Identity to Overcome the Isleño/Tornero Distinction
... ethnic heritage and ...common heritage, and consistently work together to support the myriad Cajun festivals that take place throughout the ...that heritage festivals reflect important cultural ...
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Norse Myth and Identity in Swedish Viking Metal: Imagining Heritage and a Leisure Community
... musical identity and local heritage, he states that the music has had from the beginning a so-called “Nordic touch”, not only due to the usage of Viking narratives, but also due to the folk influenced ...
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The Relationships among Heritage Language Proficiency, Ethnic Identity, and Self-Esteem
... that heritage languages are crucial for the children of immigrants to communicate with their ...ethnic identity and to self-esteem, and ethnic identity is connected to ...maintaining heritage ...
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Promoting the past, preserving the future : British university heritage collections and identity marketing
... The layering approach can be taken at either the individual object or at the collection level. The object’s (or collection’s) life within a university collection or museum begins at acquisition. This may take the form of ...
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Reforming habitus: Identity and the revival of the Estonian Swedish cultural heritage on a former collective farm in NW Estonia
... altenative identity after the rupture from the Soviet past (when the remaining Swedes had become almost completely assimilated), and on the other hand attracting interest and aid from Sweden in order to build an ...
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Cultural Routes and Networks of Knowledge: the Identity and Promotion of Cultural Heritage. The Case Study of Piedmont
... routes event, e nel 2013 a Tolosa, Cultural Routes between local development and European identity, organizzati dalla Commissione Europea insieme al Consiglio d’Europa con la partecipazione dell’Istituto Europeo ...
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The identity of the heritage and the memory of the identity. Lumumba as the Messiah of the Kasaian from Katanga
... Why is it that the Christian représentation of the national martyr, Lumumba, turns into a représentation of Christ living out his passion in the martyrology of the Luba Kasai of Katang[r] ...
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Communities of Practice, Identity and Tourism: Evidence on Cultural Heritage Preservation in World Heritage Sites
... of identity and linguistic construction process (Eckert, 2006, ...that identity in a CoP is not fixed and essentially need to be ...personal identity and a means of talking about what their life’s ...
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What are public relations doing in a ‘place’ like place marketing? a proposed public relations plan (PRP) for the region of Kainuu, Finland
... In Kainuu, the image is based, on the one hand, on the combination of the vision and the distinctive characteristics of the region, followed by a distinguished approach concerning its identity. On the other hand, ...
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Keynote speaker. Transcending Māori experiences of historical trauma.Nelson, Marlborough, Institute of Technology NMIT July 26-July 27 2016
... western ways of thinking resulting in the removal of Māori cultural heritage, Māori language, Māori identity, Māori principles, protocols, and Indigenous ways of existing.. • Subject[r] ...
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6. The Politics of Cultural Essentialism: Bint Al-Shati’ and the Cult of Authenticity.
... of identity, authenticity, agency and subjectivity come to the ...cultural identity she promotes is employed to affirm not only difference but also ...the heritage of our pious and virtuous ...
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A Conceptual Framework for Conserving Heritage Buildings in Malaysia From the Perspective of Facilities Management
... a heritage building is one of the aspects that never been explored from an FM ...a heritage building might be different from a typical FM business ...local identity, memory, historical events and as ...
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Sustainable Strategies for Promoting the Horezu Pottery and the Cultural Landscape of Horezu, Romania
... Immaterial Heritage List as it reflects the local identity and knowledge of potters from Horezu, kept from generation to generation, thus preserving techniques and specific motifs that give it a unique ...
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Do really the audience's views efficiently boost built heritage conservation policies?
... formulating heritage policies (Hughes and Pupavac 2006, Causevic 2011, Huang et ...of heritage values, which may lead to an uncritical assessment regarding four prime ...cultural identity, ...
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A pilot project with Google Indoor Street View: a 360° tour of “Paolo Orsi” Museum (Syracuse, Italy)
... I warmly thank the all staff of the “Paolo Orsi” Regional Archaeological Museum in Syracuse for the great availability and friendship shown to me and Mr. Guccione: Dr. Gioconda Lamagna, executive head of the Museum, Dr. ...
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We are what we keep: The "family archive", identity and public/private heritage
... ” heritage, de fi ned as what lies beyond the realm of o ffi cial heritage management structures (legislation, organizations, ...of heritage that resides in both managed and unmanaged heritage ...
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