Emotional Heritage
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Emotional Heritage
Visitor Engagement at Museums and Heritage Sites
Smith, Laurajane
Taylor & Francis Ltd
07/2020
338
Mole
Inglês
9781138888654
15 a 20 dias
120
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Introduction; Part I: Heritage, Politics and Emotion; 1. Critical realist heritage studies: Agency, reflexivity and materiality; 2. Reconsidering heritage and identity: The politics of recognition and the affective practices of heritage.; 3. Registers of engagement; Part II: Methods and Quantitative Findings; 4. Methods; 5. Overall findings and national comparisons; 6. Genres of museums and heritage sites: Comparisons; 7. Demographic variables and visitor responses; Part III: Emotional Heritage: Themes and Performances; 8. Reassessing learning: Changing views and deepening understanding; 9. Performing reinforcement and affirmation: 'It just reinforces a lot of the stuff I think'; 10. Emotional banality and heritage-making: The banality of grandiloquence revisited; 11. Intergenerational communication and connection; 12. Heritage and the politics of recognition; 13. Heritage, privilege and the politics of misrecognition; 14. Conclusion
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Heritage Sites;National Civil Rights Museum;museums;House Museums;emotional heritage;Australian War Memorial;Contemporary Society;professional heritage;Stockman's Hall;registers of engagement;Immigration Museum;Caucasian American;Critical Heritage Studies;Young Man;Non-dominant Ethnicity;Visitor Responses;Feeling Rules;Heritage Meanings;Intergenerational Communication;Heritage Performances;Rouse Hill;Affective Practice;Overseas Tourists;Brodsworth Hall;National Sites;Entrance Narratives;Heritage Studies;Star Spangled Banner;Critical Realism
Introduction; Part I: Heritage, Politics and Emotion; 1. Critical realist heritage studies: Agency, reflexivity and materiality; 2. Reconsidering heritage and identity: The politics of recognition and the affective practices of heritage.; 3. Registers of engagement; Part II: Methods and Quantitative Findings; 4. Methods; 5. Overall findings and national comparisons; 6. Genres of museums and heritage sites: Comparisons; 7. Demographic variables and visitor responses; Part III: Emotional Heritage: Themes and Performances; 8. Reassessing learning: Changing views and deepening understanding; 9. Performing reinforcement and affirmation: 'It just reinforces a lot of the stuff I think'; 10. Emotional banality and heritage-making: The banality of grandiloquence revisited; 11. Intergenerational communication and connection; 12. Heritage and the politics of recognition; 13. Heritage, privilege and the politics of misrecognition; 14. Conclusion
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Heritage Sites;National Civil Rights Museum;museums;House Museums;emotional heritage;Australian War Memorial;Contemporary Society;professional heritage;Stockman's Hall;registers of engagement;Immigration Museum;Caucasian American;Critical Heritage Studies;Young Man;Non-dominant Ethnicity;Visitor Responses;Feeling Rules;Heritage Meanings;Intergenerational Communication;Heritage Performances;Rouse Hill;Affective Practice;Overseas Tourists;Brodsworth Hall;National Sites;Entrance Narratives;Heritage Studies;Star Spangled Banner;Critical Realism
