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Showing 1 to 20 of 26 for “"intangible heritage"”.
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Establishing the significance of intangible heritage in the management of South Korean Historic Gardens
Heritage was defined as “what we value”, or “what we wish to pass on to future generations”, that is to say, heritage is not only a product of the past but also a valuable process in a culture (Deacon, 2003). Furthermore, the relationship between nature and culture is a defining problem for recent …
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Recovering evicted memories : an exploration of heritage policies, intangible heritage, and storytelling in Vancouver, BC
… the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage to officially recognize the value of non-physical heritage. Previously, established conservation standards focused on physical heritage, namely historic architecture, which generally reflected the values of western …
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Intangible heritage and livelihoods : a case study on the heritage of Purulia chhau dance from India
… around the world have begun to consider intangible heritage relevant to creating sustainable development. Economic investments in this direction are rapidly growing. However, research on intangible heritage has focused mostly on heritage nomination process and current museum practices, at …
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Catching Shadows: The Exhibition of Intangible Heritage of Oceania in Lisa Reihana’s in Pursuit of Venus [infected]
… Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2003 and the increased prevalence of decolonizing objectives in museums, curators have been faced with the challenge of how to exhibit intangible cultural heritage (ICH). Existing literature on ICH in museums is …
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The Absence Of The Wellington Dutch Reformed Mission Church On Erf 794: A Symbol Of Tangible And Intangible Heritage, Destroyed And Found
… Church (DRMC) on Erf 794 in Wellington is a heritage-lacuna. It answers the question by setting out, firstly, how the tangible heritage of the DRMC was embodied in the physical church-building (the process of building and the resulting structure); and secondly, how the DRMC church-building …
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Can intangibles be tangible? : safeguarding intangible heritage in the new South Africa : towards formulating policy for the conservation and sustainable management for living heritage
… developing instruments for safeguarding living heritage or intangible heritage as it is commonly known. In the absence of a national policy and management guidelines for the conservation and sustainable management of living heritage, the South African Heritage Resources Agency (SAHRA) has …
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Community-based Mixed Method Research to Understand Rapidly Changing Cultural Landscapes
Tangible and intangible heritage values of cultural landscapes are becoming lost or transforming under the threat of rapidly changing landscapes. Researcher-oriented documenting methods are missing significant meanings of landscapes for local communities. Community-based methods can reveal both …
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The lives of film: heritage, restoration, and the materialism of cinema
… the development of this apparatus around film heritage and film restoration, and in the context of post-Fordism, that is, the post-industrialization of the global economy. I argue that this materialism, which centers on the conservation of celluloid as the material artifact of a fading era, …
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Changing values in heritage: shifts from the tangible to intangible in urban historic environments bo-kaap as case study
… the emergence of changing values associated with heritage in postapartheid South Africa, expressed as a shift from tangible to intangible heritage values. Central to the study is an understanding of the evolutionary construction of changing values in a rooted heritage community within the urban …
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Viceroy
… Langley Art House. <em>Viceroy</em> is about the intangible heritage of identity and the intersection of art and the state as an insidious site of cultural preservation, reduction and stagnation; it is about inheritance as intergenerational contamination, and the way we descend from histories …
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Shipwrecked Heritage and the 'Midas Touch' of Colonialism: Owning Hybrid Histories
… public and private property, and tangible and intangible heritage. Using interviews with curators and experts in the field of underwater cultural heritage, a case study, and two databases of shipwrecks with their associated material and ownership battles, the discussion will reveal the tension …
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Hidden Monuments
… and forests. These sites are living records of intangible heritage—ancestral beliefs, Beolcho rituals, and vernacular stone-stacking practices—manifested not through formalized memory, but through their modest yet persistent presence in the landscape. Today, however, these spaces are under …
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Vishram ghat, Mathura, India: a conservation model for ghat restoration in India
… of young Krishna, the Hindu god. This cultural heritage is sustained by ritual behaviors that commemorate her mythic role in bathing, worshipping, and circumambulating the land-water interface of steps known as ghats. Vishram Ghat in Mathura, the birth place of Krishna according to the …
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Comadre Fulozinha e Pai do Mangue: sua influência na formação da identidade, território e territorialidade na comunidade do Porto do Capim.
… lists these "legends" with the concept of Intangible Heritage and the legal frameworks that formalize the state duty to protect such property. This is a qualitative research, where the phenomenological method was used, along with the focus group technique for data collection. Data analysis …
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The real thing: an investigation into authenticity and the substance of place
… and their curation. My work draws on theories of heritage, agency, representation and the nature of the object through time. The published work is complemented by, and informed by, practice including film-making and digital models. Through my work, I establish that authenticity is as much about …
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The Heritage of Repression: Memory, Commemoration, and Politics in Post-Soviet Russia
… been little critical study of the tangible and intangible heritage of these acts of violence as they are inscribed (or not) on today’s Russian cityscapes. The idea of ‘grievability’ was developed by Judith Butler; I have developed a typology of grievability that can be used to compare who is …
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Inherited memories : performing the archive
… ethics, ethos, and work with tangible and intangible heritage serve as an essential ideological foundation from which these creative visions emerge.
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Cultural Built Heritage's Tangible and Intangible Dimensions and Digitalization Challenges
… the field of the conservation of Cultural Built Heritage. Within this framework, this study analyzes how the dynamic relationship between tangible and intangible heritage strongly affects the understanding of a site as cultural heritage. This relationship influences the conservation actions …
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Cultural Preservation in a Saudi Domestic Environment in the Eastern Province
… translated her memories, identity, tangible and intangible heritage into a museum, but also gave herself new agency in public life. This research offers fresh perspective and insight into the role of women as social influencers and explores their creative ability in cultural preservation. These …
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Vision, movement and landscape experience in Princely Town Amber, India
Cultural landscapes are a part of a nation’s heritage and are narratives of the by-gone era. These landscapes exhibit our culture and history and it is equally important to conserve them, along with built monuments, to truly protect and represent them as sites of the past. This study focuses upon …
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