Heritage Studies
World Heritage Studies: An Interdisciplinary Bridge Between Architects and the Intangible World
... World Heritage can foster a unique academic faculty within the education-system of modern architects, it’s been commonly recognized that the educational framework of architecture and urban planning college should ...
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A historical and conceptual analysis of the African Programme in Museum and Heritage Studies (APMHS)
... of heritage and to open discussions about its relationship to ...that heritage emphasises uncritical, static depictions of the ...and heritage: „Each ...and heritage are conceptualised and ...
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Advances in Cultural Heritage Studies : Year 2020 : Contributions of the European Students’ Association for Cultural Heritage
... World Heritage in Danger because of developments to increase site access that included the planned construction of a bridge which threatened the aesthetic of the ...World Heritage Committee, ICOMOS and ...
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International Centre for Cultural and Heritage Studies
... A fairly strong model finds a positive relationship between SP level and living in an area with higher HBE level, having cited one or more local building as special or unique, and putti[r] ...
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ANNA SIVULA. Cultural Heritage Studies
... IDENTITY WORK OF CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMUNITY Shared history Participant experience Trace of past, symbol.. MONUMENTAL IDENTITY WORK Shared history Trace of past, symbol.[r] ...
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Necessity of Cultural Historical Heritage Education in Social Studies Teaching
... many studies under way in the world, countries like Turkey that are rich in historical cultural heritage focus more on heritage ...cultural heritage and cultural heritage education, the ...
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Heritage and ‘Race’
... Australian heritage institutions to create accounts of the country’s past which integrated rather than airbrushed out Aborignal history suffered a series of setbacks in the late 1990s when the political climate ...
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The heritage tourist: an understanding of the visitor experience at heritage attractions
... Furthermore, the study showed that certain forms of communication (i.e. interactive exhibitions) and engagement (i.e. workshops and special events) are in the interest of visitors. It can be argued that an increase in ...
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Heritage Futures
... The Heritage Alliance (England), International Council of Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) (based in France), International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) (based in Switzerland), Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew ...
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Franchising our heritage: The UNESCO World Heritage brand
... Cultural Heritage from IMT Institute for Advanced Studies Lucca, ...World Heritage tourism in an international comparative context, sustainable heritage tourism for community development, and ...
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The Habitus of Heritage: a Discussion of Bourdieu's Ideas for Visitor Studies in Heritage and Museums
... Mrs. Roger’s account suggests she positioned herself as distant from the symbolic world on display at the museum. Not only did she locate its relevance firmly in the past, not the present, it was also a story of ...
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Valuing Urban Heritage Through Participatory Heritage Websites
... established heritage organizations (Van der Hoeven, ...pass heritage artifacts on to them, or use their expertise on archival pro- cedures and digital strategies (Van der Hoeven, 2016; Westberg Gabriel ...
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Governing cultural heritage: UNESCO's World Heritage Convention.
... global heritage defined through the WHC’s ‘technologies of government’ receives advice from a multiplicity of cultural heritage ...of heritage is based on historical European literature concerned ...
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The Containment of Heritage: Setting Limits to the Growth of Heritage in Ireland
... to heritage, however accurately divined, is likely to be more ‘efficient’ than that of ...2), heritage is a phenomenon produced by multiple ...of heritage in terms of opportunity cost as much as ...
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Living heritage: intangible heritage in performing arts in Taiwan
... authorities, between them, their responses will show the homogeneity and disparity in expected achievements, discovering difficulties, and support within the framework. Moreover, the competent authorities are confronted ...
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Heritage and Society
... The project site totals 3-9 hectares, most of which are open spaces, with bastions, fort walls, and buildings acting as boundarie s to the open spaces.. I dentifying suita[r] ...
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Heritage, politics and identity : exploring the political manipulation of heritage in Zimbabwe
... liberation heritage and history and the anti-western rhetoric; and in the eyes of the electorate, Mugabe is the brave hero who is able to tell Tony Blair to “keep his England” so that he “keeps his Zimbabwe” ...
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Tracing change in World Cultural Heritage : the recognition of intangible heritage
... non-physical heritage is specifically important as it introduced an anthropological in contrast to a folkloristic ...tangible heritage in terms of architecture or place in general was ...Cultural ...
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Heritage Commons Towards a participative heritage governance in the third millennium
... cultural heritage also recognise that heritage is relevant to many public policies beyond culture, potentially contributing to policy objectives in regional development, social cohesion, agriculture, ...
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Heritage education — Memories of the past in the present Caribbean social studies curriculum: a view from teacher practice
... indigenous heritage, which is not yet a separate subject in the curriculum, it was my aim to gain insight into these issues by focusing specifically on how the teachers participating in this study made use of ...
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