Intangible heritage and participation an international investigation of safeguarding practices / Marilena Alivizatou.

Contents Safeguarding intangible heritage and participation -- Participatory research, collecting and mapping -- Working with memory, oral history and testimony -- Transmitting intangible heritage -- Ethical considerations for participation in safeguarding intangible heritage.
Abstract "Intangible Heritage and Participation provides a critical examination of participation as an intellectual and operational context for the safeguarding of intangible heritage. Including case studies from the Netherlands, Belgium, Aotearoa New Zealand, Greece, Peru, Britain, Denmark, Sweden and Japan, the book examines safeguarding as a museological framework and further investigates safeguarding practices in participatory research, memory-work and cultural transmission. Drawing on conversations about 'the tyranny of participation', the book looks into the complexities of participatory projects on the ground, from community research and collecting to the mapping of Indigenous values in environmental conservation and processes of active remembering of 'difficult intangible heritage' of forced migration, political violence and mental illness. Cautioning against the uncritical adoption of participation as a universal ethical discourse, Alivizatou argues that the ethics of cosmopolitanism should guide safeguarding practices at an international level. Intangible Heritage and Participation offers an original approach to thinking about and working with intangible heritage and, as such, should be essential reading for academics, researchers and students in, among others, the fields of cultural heritage studies, museology, anthropology and cultural development. It should also be of interest to heritage and museum professionals and anyone else interested in cultural heritage theory and practice"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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LCCN 2021007177
ISBN9781138386990 (hardback)
ISBN9781138387010 (paperback)
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