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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Everyday Heritage"”.

  1. Everyday Heritage, Spatio-temporal Dynamics and Place-making: Rethinking the Social Production of London’s Chinatown on the Backdrop of COVID-19

    … complexities of London’s Chinatown from a heritage perspective, challenging the dominant heritage discourses about the area. This study used an ethnographically oriented holistic qualitative research strategy and examined Chinatown in three interrelated dimensions: 1) Chinatown as a ‘lived …

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  2. Living (with the) past – on the everyday experience, performance, and valuation of heritage

    … how individuals encounter and relate to heritage in the role of the visitor and in contexts of designated heritage places and spaces, which are frequently established and administered by the Authorised Heritage Discourses. The majority of these approaches, however, reduce people either to …

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  3. Discovering Towneley Park : a digital and multimethod approach to understanding the effects of a digital heritage interpretation of a Lancashire park

    … explores the intersection of outdoorpark heritage and digital heritage interpretation. The project aimed to forefront the opinionsof local park users through interviews, field visits and the co-production of a digital heritageobject: Digital Towneley.The project contains four main aspects: …

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  4. Forging Identities in the Multicultural Society: Cultural Landscape Construction in Langde, China

    The use of heritage as a state tool to construct national identity has been fervently explored (e.g. Daniels 1993 and Kohl 1998). However, the ways in which ethnic minority communities in multicultural societies, respond to the Authorised Heritage Discourse’ (AHD) (Smith 2006) as the product of …

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