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Rodney Harrison Heritage Priority Area Leadership Fellowship

罗德尼·哈里森遗产优先领域领导奖学金

基本信息

批准号：
AH/P009719/1
负责人：
Rodney Harrison
金额：
$ 154.93万
依托单位：
University College London
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2017
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2017 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FP009719%2F1
关键词：
Rodney Harrison Heritage Priority Area

项目摘要

Central to my vision for the leadership of the priority area is the idea that heritage should not be understood as something which is 'stuck in the past', but rather as a series of highly variable practical and discursive fields which employ diverse and contingent strategies for building resilient and sustainable futures. Equally important is a commitment to interdisciplinarity, and the acknowledgement of the need to develop and expand existing and emergent networks which connect scholars, practitioners and publics in new and innovative ways as co-researchers. It is clear that it is not possible to study heritage from a single disciplinary vantage point. In the light of the acknowledgement of the Anthropocene epoch as one in which humans have become the primary geological force of change, it is similarly no longer possible to argue that the divisions between 'nature' and 'culture' are meaningful. My vision for the development of the theme draws on an expanded understanding of heritage which works across traditional boundaries, bringing 'natural' and 'cultural' heritage research and practice into closer conversation with one another, whilst simultaneously troubling and seeking to explore the connections between other conventional dichotomies; 'tangible' and 'intangible' heritage, and 'western' and 'non-western' approaches, for example. It is strongly comparative in approach, and aims to connect heritage with the most important global challenges of our time. The research project element would comprise the writing of one synthetic monograph; further development of a current pilot research project; and a new line of research into the implications of 'posthumanities' thinking for heritage studies. All three of these aim to complement the proposed leadership activity by making an argument for an expansive view of heritage; by showing how heritage intersects with key global challenges (particularly Global Food Security, Global Uncertainties/Security in a Changing World, Living with Environmental Change and Lifelong Health and Wellbeing); by demonstrating the value of comparative approaches to heritage research; by developing connections with key heritage international, national and regional organisations; and by modelling programmes of research in which heritage organisations and publics are engaged actively and creatively as co-researchers.

我对优先领域领导力的愿景的核心是，遗产不应被理解为“停留在过去”的东西，而应被理解为一系列高度可变的实践和话语领域，这些领域采用多样化和偶然性的战略来建立弹性和可持续的未来。同样重要的是致力于跨学科，并承认需要发展和扩大现有的和新兴的网络，以新的和创新的方式将学者，从业人员和公众联系起来，作为共同研究人员。很明显，不可能从单一学科Vantage来研究遗产。鉴于人类世是人类已经成为变化的主要地质力量的时代，同样地，不再可能认为“自然”和“文化”之间的划分是有意义的。我对这一主题发展的愿景借鉴了对遗产的更广泛的理解，这种理解跨越了传统的界限，使“自然”和“文化”遗产的研究和实践彼此更加紧密地联系在一起，同时也困扰并寻求探索其他传统二分法之间的联系;例如，“有形”和“无形”遗产，以及“西方”和“非西方”方法。它在方法上具有很强的比较性，旨在将遗产与我们这个时代最重要的全球挑战联系起来。研究计划的组成部分包括撰写一本综合专着、进一步发展一项现有的试验研究计划，以及就“后人类学”思想对文物研究的影响进行新的研究。所有这三项活动都旨在通过论证对遗产的广泛看法，通过展示遗产如何与关键的全球挑战交叉，来补充拟议的领导活动（特别是全球粮食安全、变化世界中的全球不稳定/安全、与环境变化共存以及终身健康和福祉）;展示比较方法对遗产研究的价值;通过与主要的国际、国家和地区遗产组织建立联系;以及通过建立研究方案的模型，使遗产组织和公众作为共同研究者积极和创造性地参与其中。