Cultural Heritage 360

“文化遗产360”的前提是，艺术和人文学科有潜力成功地引领创新的跨学科研究，包括科学和社会科学。这种合作最有希望和最及时的领域之一是文化遗产。在一个快速变革的世界，随着技术的迅速发展和环境的变化，文化遗产在地方和全球都面临着前所未有的挑战。文化记录是当代身份的重要组成部分，也是AHRC和UKRI经济增长、社会福祉和英国主导的全球研究战略的关键要素。范围界定工作的目的是确定艺术和人文学科主导的文化遗产及其记录跨学科研究的潜力，即广泛构思的人工制品：从手稿到陶瓷，从纺织品到雕塑。“360度”方法涉及对人工制品的整体理解，将其内容和意义与对其物理组成和形式的分析结合起来。这种方法需要跨学科的参与，将科学家和社会科学家与A&H学者聚集在一起。“360度”解释框架也包含了这些人工制品的非物质遗产，以及在解释和呈现过程中所需要的伦理敏感性。“文化遗产360”活动围绕五个主题展开：艺术与科学：技术；跨学科的造型;文化内容与价值；文化资产与数字化展示；文化遗产与创意产业。每个人都将成为一个国际研讨会的主题，有25名参与者，从早期的职业生涯开始，代表不同的学科，部门，资助者和创意产业。工作坊将以艺术及人文学科多学科合作的典范项目开始讨论，然后是分享知识、充实合作领域、探讨资助前景的环节，最后是全体会议。范围界定工作将由核心调查团队的成员领导，这些成员来自不同领域、不同职业阶段和不同背景的专业人士，以确保全面的观点、问题和见解。调查人员将在演习的初始阶段制定智力议程，领导研讨会，并起草最终报告。该报告将由首席研究员Stephen Taylor教授编写，将列出潜在的研究领域、项目的具体想法和从范围界定工作中产生的合作，并评估过程和结果。

'Cultural Heritage 360' is based upon the premise that arts and humanities have the potential to lead, successfully, innovative interdisciplinary research, embracing sciences and social sciences. One of the most promising and timely areas for such collaboration is cultural heritage, which faces, locally and globally, unprecedented challenges in a fast-transforming world, with rapid technological developments and environmental change. Cultural record is a vital part of contemporary identity and a key element within the AHRC and UKRI strategies for economic growth, social well-being, and UK-led global research.The purpose of the scoping exercise is to identify the potential for Arts and Humanities-led interdisciplinary research into cultural heritage and its record, that is, artefacts, widely conceived: from manuscripts to ceramics, from textiles to sculpture. The '360' approach involves the holistic understanding of an artefact, integrating its content and meaning with analysis of its physical composition and form. This approach foregrounds and requires interdisciplinary engagement, bringing scientists and social scientists together with A&H scholars. The '360' interpretative framework also embraces the intangible heritage of such artefacts and the ethical sensitivities required in their interpretation and presentation.'Cultural Heritage 360' is organised around five themes: Arts and Science: Technology; Interdisciplinary Modelling; Cultural Content and Value; Cultural Assets and Digital Presentation; Cultural Heritage and Creative Industry. Each will be the subject of an international workshop with 25 participants, from early career onwards, representing different disciplines, sectors, funders, and creative industries. Every workshop will begin with an exemplary project, that is an example of successful Arts and Humanities-led multi-disciplinary collaboration, to start discussion, followed by sessions for sharing knowledge, fleshing out areas of synergy, exploring the funding landscape and a final plenary session. The scoping exercise will be led by members of the core investigative team, chosen for expertise across a wide range of fields, at different career stages, and of different backgrounds, to ensure a full spectrum of perspectives, questions, and insights. The investigators will shape the intellectual agenda in the initial stages of the exercise, lead the workshops, and draw together the final report. The report, to be compiled by Professor Stephen Taylor, the Principal Investigator, will lay out the areas for potential research, particular ideas for projects and collaboration to have emerged from the scoping exercise, and assess and evaluate both the process and the results.