From the ground up: cultural heritage practices as tools for empowerment in the Homeless Heritage project
From the ground up: cultural heritage practices as tools for empowerment in the Homeless Heritage project
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从头开始：文化遗产实践作为无家可归者遗产项目中赋权的工具
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2018
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Rachael Kiddey
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Rachael Kiddey
无家可归者遗产项目于2010年至2014年在两个英国城市（布里斯托和约克）进行。该项目试图利用一系列参与性遗产做法，让当代无家可归者参与记录他们对每个城市的看法。利用三年半来收集的数据，本文反思了文化遗产合作实践如何有助于记录不同利益攸关方的观点，从而成为社会变革的催化剂。有人进一步认为，两个互动的展览，导致无家可归的遗产项目有助于知识的民主化，协助谈判的复杂政治当代无家可归的宝贵方式。
Abstract The Homeless Heritage project took place across two English cities (Bristol and York) between 2010 and 2014. The project sought to use a range of participatory heritage practices to engage contemporary homeless people in documenting their perspectives on each city. Drawing on data gathered over three and a half years this paper reflects on how collaborative cultural heritage practices can be useful in recording diverse stakeholder perspectives which can become catalysts for social change. It is further argued that two interactive exhibitions that resulted from the Homeless Heritage project contributed to the democratisation of knowledge, aiding negotiation of the complicated politics of contemporary homelessness in valuable ways.