Intangible Cultural Heritage and Reconciliation in the Western Balkans
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Intangible Cultural Heritage and Reconciliation in the Western Balkans
An Anthropological Perspective
Milenkovic, Milos
Taylor & Francis Ltd
08/2024
234
Dura
9781032732466
15 a 20 dias
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Acknowledgements
1 Introduction: Anthropological aims, ethnological means
Part I Approaching ICH after post-cultural Anthropology
2 Heritage denialism: Anthropology and critical heritage studies against ICH safeguarding
3 Post-cultural anthropology: The source of contemporary heritage denialism
Part II Ethnologists as expert-bureaucrats: Lessons from the Western Balkans
4 Beyond anthropology versus ethnology in former Yugoslavia
5 Fieldwork: Method and context
6 The ethnic versus territorial attribution of minority, contested, and shared intangible heritage
7 Professional expertise versus the politicization of knowledge in ICH arena
8 Heritage disciplines within ICH reconciliation and development framework in the Western Balkans
Part III Ne nuntium necare
Conclusion: Putting anthropology back to heritage
Name Index
Subject Index
1 Introduction: Anthropological aims, ethnological means
Part I Approaching ICH after post-cultural Anthropology
2 Heritage denialism: Anthropology and critical heritage studies against ICH safeguarding
3 Post-cultural anthropology: The source of contemporary heritage denialism
Part II Ethnologists as expert-bureaucrats: Lessons from the Western Balkans
4 Beyond anthropology versus ethnology in former Yugoslavia
5 Fieldwork: Method and context
6 The ethnic versus territorial attribution of minority, contested, and shared intangible heritage
7 Professional expertise versus the politicization of knowledge in ICH arena
8 Heritage disciplines within ICH reconciliation and development framework in the Western Balkans
Part III Ne nuntium necare
Conclusion: Putting anthropology back to heritage
Name Index
Subject Index
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Serbia;Croatia;Herzegovina, and Montenegro;Bosnia;Heritage;Citizenship;Beliefs;Ritual;Tradition
Acknowledgements
1 Introduction: Anthropological aims, ethnological means
Part I Approaching ICH after post-cultural Anthropology
2 Heritage denialism: Anthropology and critical heritage studies against ICH safeguarding
3 Post-cultural anthropology: The source of contemporary heritage denialism
Part II Ethnologists as expert-bureaucrats: Lessons from the Western Balkans
4 Beyond anthropology versus ethnology in former Yugoslavia
5 Fieldwork: Method and context
6 The ethnic versus territorial attribution of minority, contested, and shared intangible heritage
7 Professional expertise versus the politicization of knowledge in ICH arena
8 Heritage disciplines within ICH reconciliation and development framework in the Western Balkans
Part III Ne nuntium necare
Conclusion: Putting anthropology back to heritage
Name Index
Subject Index
1 Introduction: Anthropological aims, ethnological means
Part I Approaching ICH after post-cultural Anthropology
2 Heritage denialism: Anthropology and critical heritage studies against ICH safeguarding
3 Post-cultural anthropology: The source of contemporary heritage denialism
Part II Ethnologists as expert-bureaucrats: Lessons from the Western Balkans
4 Beyond anthropology versus ethnology in former Yugoslavia
5 Fieldwork: Method and context
6 The ethnic versus territorial attribution of minority, contested, and shared intangible heritage
7 Professional expertise versus the politicization of knowledge in ICH arena
8 Heritage disciplines within ICH reconciliation and development framework in the Western Balkans
Part III Ne nuntium necare
Conclusion: Putting anthropology back to heritage
Name Index
Subject Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.