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245	1	0	_aRethinking Heritage _bCultures and Politics in Europe _cRobert Shannan Peckham
264			_aLondon _bBloomsbury Publishing Plc _c2020
300			_a288 Seiten
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505			_aIntroduction: The Politics of Heritage and Public CultureRobert Shannan Peckham Part 1: Heritage and the Politics of Difference1 Representing Empire at the National Maritime MuseumJames Duncan 2 The Crusader Heritage: Portugal and Islam from Colonial to Post-colonial IdentitiesAbdool Karim Vakil 3 The Translation of Heritage: Multiculturalism in the 'New'EuropeStephanos Stephanides Part II: Heritage and European Identities 4 A European Cultural Heritage? Reflections on a Concept and a ProgrammePeter Bugge 5 European Identity and the Heritage of National CulturesThomas Risse 6 The Chansonde Roland andt he Invention of FranceSimon Gaunt 7 Contested Heritage and Identity Politics: The Industrial Museum of SchleswigThorkild Kjaergaard Part III: Placing Heritage 1 Heritage and History: A Venetian Geography Lesson Denis Cosgrove 2 The Heritage of the Bismarck National Monument in the Weave of Historicity Karen Lang 3 'Teutonic' Landscape Heritage: The Search for National Identity in Early-twentieth-century German Landscape Design Joachim Wolschke-Bulmahn4 A Garden of Returns: Bernard Lassus and the Historical Composition of Place Stephen Bann Part IV: The Disinheritance of Heritage 5 The Museum of What You Shall Have Been Donald Preziosi 6 Heritage and Inheritors: The Literary Canon in Totalitarian Bulgaria Alexander Kiossev 7 Disinheritance Politics: Spatializing Abject Histories of World War II Sweden Michael Landzelius 8 Mourning Heritage: Memory, Trauma and RestitutionRobert Shannan Peckham
520			_aThis collection brings together leading writers and thinkers to examine the ways in which ingrained assumptions about heritage are being challenged today. It explores key questions that surround heritage as a pressing political issue: what happens when the concept of culture is uncoupled from the nation? What meanings does heritage have in the context of the new societies and within the so-called new "politics of difference"? How does history become heritage? What history should we preserve as heritage? The contributors draw upon visual, literary and documentary evidence to examine heritage's contested histories. The result is an anthology of critical writing which should be indispensable reading for those with an interest in cultural history, politics and European studies.
650		7	_2gnd _aKulturerbe _93875
650		7	_2gnd _aKulturgüterschutz _93876
650		7	_2gnd _aEuropäische Integration _93877
650		7	_2gnd _aPolitische Identität _92256
650		7	_2gnd _aKulturpolitik _91513
651		7	_2gnd _aEuropa _979
700	1		_aPeckham, Robert Shannan _4edt _eEditor _93878
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