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DEcolonial Heritage - Natures, Cultures, and the Asymmetries of Memory
von: Aníbal Arregui, Gesa Mackenthun, Stephanie Wodianka
Waxmann Verlag GmbH, 2018
ISBN: 9783830987901 , 278 Seiten
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: frei
Preis: 30,99 EUR
Book Cover
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Imprint
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Contents
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DEcolonial Heritage. Natures, Cultures, and the Asymmetries of Memory. Introduction (Aníbal Arregui, Gesa Mackenthun,Stephanie Wodianka)
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Heritage in the Age of Geographical and Cultural Mobility
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Heritage Time and the Coloniality of Heritage
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Decolonizing Heritage
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Chapter Summaries
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Works Cited
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Chapter One. Stewarding Disputed Heritage: Private Property, Tribal Legacy, National Patrimony, Global Commons (David Lowenthal)
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Heritage Stewardship is Innately Possessive
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Stewardship is Traditionally Parochial
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Biblical Origins of Heritage
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“My Country, Right or Wrong”
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Universalizing Heritage: the Modern Mission
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Universalizing Heritage: the Sober Reality
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Repatriation Dilemmas and Nationalist Priorities
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Conflicting Values: Nations, Tribes, and UNESCO
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From Cosmopolitanism to Cultural Apartheid
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Stewarding Universal Natural Heritage
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Small Island Heritage Havens
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Works Cited
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Chapter Two. How Did Climate Change Cause the Collapse of Civilizations in the Historical Past? (Ronnie Ellenblum)
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The Length and Strength of an Affective Crisis
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How Does a Crisis Develop? From Climate Anomaly to Social Crisis
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Could the Administration Prevent the Scarcity?
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The Social Consequences of Climate Crises
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Climate Crises, Refugees, and Nomadic Migrations
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The Limits of the Crisis
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The End of the Crisis
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Conclusion
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Works Cited
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Chapter Three. Bad Heritage: The American Viking Fantasy, from the Nineteenth Century to Now (Karl Steel)
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Race and the Modern Viking
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The Heterogeneous Medieval Norse
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Against the White Fantasy
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Works Cited
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Chapter Four. Du “Patrimoine national” au “Patrimoine interculturel”: Concepts et formes d’institutionnalisation, depuis la Révolution Française jusqu’au Musée National d’Histoire de l’Immigration (Hans-Jürgen Lüsebrink)
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Réflexions préliminaires, concepts, périodisations
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Henri-Baptiste Grégoire – Idéologue national et homme politiqueré publicain dans le contexte de la Révolution Française
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Horizons transnationaux et formes de mémoire interculturelle
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OEuvres Citées
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Chapter Five. Le patrimoine en question(s): Le moment des années 1830 au prisme des “Voyages en France” de Stendhal (Laure Lévêque)
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Chapter Six. From Town to Cultural Site: The Heritagization Paths for Casablanca (Romeo Carabelli)
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Imperial Development During the Protectorate
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The Birth of a Cultural Heritage Issue
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The “Civil Society” Came into Action
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The International Path as an Incentive for Local Action
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An Inescapable Corollary
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The Preparation and Management of the Casablanca’s Candidature Dossier
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Lessons from Casablanca
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Works Cited
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Chapter Seven. The Gift of Heritage: Making “Eco” Economical in Nigeria (Peter Probst)
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Preserving the Home of the Goddess
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From Vertical to Horizontal Politics
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Exchange as Mediation
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Property Issues
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Conclusion
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Works Cited
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Chapter Eight. Indigenous Knowledges, Ecology, and Living Heritage in North America (Kerstin Knopf)
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Introduction
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The Documentary Film
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Indigenous Knowledge in Western Environments
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Indigenous and Western Concepts of Ecology
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Indigenous Knowledges as Living Heritages
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Works Cited
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Chapter Nine. Ecological Conservation vs. Big Oil: The Case of Yasuní in Ecuador (Jürgen Vogt)
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UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
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Ecuador
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Economic and Political Surroundings
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The Constitution and the Concept of a Good Living
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Yasuní National Park and the Yasuní Biosphere Reserve
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The Ishpingo-Tambococha-Tiputini Initiative
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The Failure of the ITT Initiative
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China’s Impact on the Yasuní
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Protest Against Oil Drilling from Inside and Outside the ITT
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The Falling Oil Price – a New Chance for the ITT?
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Green Light for Oil Drilling Inside the Yasuní
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Conclusion
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Works Cited
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Chapter Ten. Naturalizing Culture in the Pyrenees: Heritage Processes and the Eternalization of Rural Societies (Camila del Mármol and Ferran Estrada)
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Introduction
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Heritage in the Catalan Pyrenees
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Naturalizing Culture
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Authenticity, Past and Nature
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Approaching Culture to Nature in Rural Contexts
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Architecture
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Productes de la Terra
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Conclusions
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Works Cited
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Chapter Eleven. Panarchy and the Cross-Cultural Dynamics of Place in Nineteenth-Century America (John J. Kucich)
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Place, Materiality, and Ecocultural Contact
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Talking Trees: Jane Johnston Schoolcraft and Margaret Fuller
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Spirits of the Woods: Henry Thoreau and Joseph Nicolar
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Panarchy and Ecocultural Contact
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Works Cited
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Chapter Twelve. Cultivating the Sky (Aníbal Arregui)
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Inheriting an Atmosphere
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Forest-Sky Relation as Tensional Space
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Forest-Sky Relation in an Irreversible Time
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Cultivating (in) the Chaos
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Climatology and Animism
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Environmental Diplomacy
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Decolonial Connections
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World Heritage at the End of the World
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Works Cited
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Contributors
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