Hardscrabble Heritage: The Ruined Blackhouse and Crofting Landscape as Heritage from below
Hardscrabble Heritage: The Ruined Blackhouse and Crofting Landscape as Heritage from below
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艰苦的遗产：被毁的黑屋和克罗夫丁景观作为遗产从下面
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2015
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通讯作者：
Iain J. M. Robertson
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作者：
Iain J. M. Robertson
摘要 本文探讨了景观、遗产和身份之间关系的具体体现。被理解为来自下层的遗产，重点是非精英在景观和过去的现在的地点/空间的构成过程中的作用。这项研究的核心景观是被毁的黑屋，它是苏格兰高地克劳丁身份的内在组成部分和助记符。这些日常生活和平凡的空间是由日常习惯构成的，这些习惯与过去生活方式的“遗留”物质一起，构成了从下面和内部进行场所建造的地标。对于克罗夫丁社区的成员来说，黑屋被理解和体验为过去的遗产和日常情感和感官纠葛的源泉。因此，这个乡村废墟是农田作业景观的固有组成部分，过去作为一种自下而上的文化遗产形式被引入现在。
Abstract This article explores a particular materialisation of the relationship between landscape, heritage and identity. Understood as heritage from below, the emphasis is on the role of non-elites in the constitutive processes of landscape and the place/space of the past in the present. The landscape at the heart of this study is that of the ruined blackhouse, an intrinsic part and mnemonic of crofting identity in the Scottish Highlands. These quotidian and mundane spaces are constituted by routine habits which, together with the material ‘left-behinds’ of a past way of life, comprise landmarks to place making from below and within. For members of the crofting community, the blackhouse is understood and experienced as inheritance from the past and source of everyday affectual and sensual entanglements. This rural ruin is thus an intrinsic part of the crofting taskscape, the past drawn into the present as a form of cultural heritage from below.
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作者：
DeSilvey, Caitlin;Edensor, Tim
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Edensor, Tim
来自底层的遗产
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2012
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作者：
Rice, A.J.
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Rice, A.J.