Mining memories in a rural community: Landscape, temporality and place identity
Mining memories in a rural community: Landscape, temporality and place identity
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DOI：
10.1016/j.jrurstud.2014.06.005
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发表时间：
2014-10
影响因子：
5.1
通讯作者：
Rebecca Wheeler
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作者：
Rebecca Wheeler
不像正式的“遗产”，未管理的，“日常”的农村景观在延续社会记忆和重申某些概念化的地方的作用相对被忽视的农村研究文献。使用Askam的弗内斯，在坎布里亚郡的前采矿村的案例研究，本文探讨了这一差距，工业遗迹的景观作为提示，为个人和社会场所相关的记忆的回忆。在这样做的过程中，它还扩展了一些以城市为中心的研究，这些研究探索了工业废墟将过去的人和地方的记忆带入现在的情感能力。我演示了如何阿斯卡姆的采矿过去的遗迹已成为纳入当地人的日常景观的经验，因此，在理解的地方和时间性发挥了重要作用。我们对这些过程进行了深入的考虑，并讨论了它们对未来景观和“遗产”管理的影响。
Unlike formal ‘heritage landscapes’, the role of unmanaged, ‘everyday’ rural landscapes in perpetuating social memories and reiterating certain conceptualisations of place has been relatively overlooked within the rural studies literature. Using the case study of Askam-in-Furness, a former mining village in Cumbria, this paper addresses this gap by exploring how industrial remains within the landscape act as prompts for the recollection of both personal and social place-related memories. In doing so, it also extends some of the learning from urban-centred studies that have explored the affective ability of industrial ruins to bring memories of past people and places into the present. I demonstrate how vestiges of Askam's mining past have become incorporated into local people's experiences of the everyday landscape and, as such, play an important role in understandings of place and temporality. These processes are considered in some depth and their implications for the future management of landscape and ‘heritage’ are also discussed.