On the Ethics of Cultural Heritage Conservation

On the Ethics of Cultural Heritage ConservationA collection of previously published papers, original texts based on lectures delivered by the author and several pieces written solely for this publication. Each analyses one of the core notions that shape the traditional conservation discourse (minimal intervention, artist's intent etc.).

depicting hope as both an ideological lure to recruit and manage the "foreign element" and as a resource immigrants employed to purchase acceptance and avoid a disparaging label as a "hopelessly alien" stranger

unconscious guilt

and suggests a new turn to marginalized knowledges

This new book will provide a ground breaking discussion of a major but little considered issue - the silence of the archive: why archives

This chapter discusses the origins and distribution of papaya

a novel ahead of its time that remains informative for our own

The authors present an overview of the karst problem worldwide

overcoming racial disparities

this system revealed how language can condemn one to a certain death

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and deceptions of structure

and diffusionless transformations