Heritage as an action word : uses beyond communal memory /

There is no limit to what constitutes heritage. By definition, heritage is the use of the past for present purposes. Yet, to any given group or population, heritage can be a multitude of things and can serve a variety of purposes. Based on shared memory, heritage can be tangible or intangible, bound...

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Other Authors:	Shay, Susan (Editor), Britt, Kelly M. (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Wilmington, Delaware : Vernon Press, [2024].
Series:	Series in heritage studies.
Subjects:	Cultural property. Collective memory. Collective memory > Social aspects. Collective memory > Political aspects. Collective memory > Economic aspects. Nationalism and collective memory. Group identity.