Hospitality as Intangible Cultural Heritage? Concept and Practice in La Chapelle, Paris

款待作为非物质文化遗产？

• 批准号: 2240862
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Queen Mary University of London
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Studentship
• 财政年份: 2019
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2019 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=studentship-2240862
• 关键词: Hospitality; Intangible; Cultural; Heritage; Concept

A multidisciplinary group of researchers and writers based in Architecture, Sociology and Philosophy with a residency in La Chapelle. Beginning in October 2019, the studentship will be based in the School of Geography at QMUL, where it will be co-supervised by Prof. Alison Blunt and Dr Anna-Louise Milne (ULIP).Through sustained fieldwork in the northern Paris district of La Chapelle, this PhD will consider the actions and practices of hospitality and will establish whether and how hospitality can be considered to constitute an 'intangible cultural heritage' under the UNESCO framework for safe-guarding. The practice of hospitality is commonly held to transcend cultural differences, being recognizable on encounter for those who come from afar. Yet hospitality, like all social forms, is subject to cultural variance. This doctoral project will study the variations in modes of hospitality as it is enacted in an area of super linguistic and cultural diversity, at the hub of contemporary migration to and within Europe. Drawing on practices that traverse generations as well as faith and language groups, it will develop a comparative analysis of cultural representations and practices of welcome, drawing on situations of shared sustenance, narration and shelter. The research will investigate the claim that hospitality is a common and potentially universalisable practice, which, across its linguistic variation, can inform an understanding of intangible cultural heritage. The student will work closely with the PEROU, contributing to their UNESCO-oriented project and learning from their methodology as an embedded and experimental research unit.

一个由建筑学、社会学和哲学领域的研究人员和作家组成的多学科小组，在拉夏贝尔居住。从2019年10月开始，该奖学金将设在昆士兰大学地理学院，由Alison Blunt教授和Anna-Louise Milne博士（ULIP）共同监督。通过在北方巴黎拉夏贝尔区的持续实地考察，这个博士将考虑好客的行为和做法，并将确定是否以及如何好客可以被视为构成一个'非物质文化遗产'在联合国教科文组织的保护框架下。好客的做法通常被认为是超越文化差异的，对于那些远道而来的人来说，在遇到时就可以识别出来。然而，像所有的社会形式一样，好客也会受到文化差异的影响。这个博士项目将研究酒店模式的变化，因为它是在一个超级语言和文化多样性的地区制定的，在当代移民和欧洲内部的中心。它将借鉴世代相传的习俗以及信仰和语言群体，对文化表现和欢迎习俗进行比较分析，借鉴共同维持、叙述和庇护的情况。这项研究将调查好客是一种常见的和潜在的普遍做法的说法，这种做法在其语言差异中可以为非物质文化遗产的理解提供信息。学生将与PERESTIC密切合作，为他们面向联合国教科文组织的项目做出贡献，并作为嵌入式和实验性研究单位学习他们的方法。