Nostalgia and the transformation of working-class heritage (CDA)

怀旧和工人阶级遗产的转变发展了一种跨学科的方法，为重新思考工人阶级遗产遗址提供了一个激进的框架，从相对同质的、欢庆的描述到将分类的过去置于全球和殖民背景下的故事。这个项目是与Beamish Living Museum共同设计的，涉及当前关于民族主义、情感和殖民主义的遗产辩论，但超越了这些争论，包括了学术上通常被忽视的“分类”怀旧情绪。这名学生将对博物馆工作中的怀旧情绪进行审问，以确定如何将工人阶级遗产的“白色”转变为在博物馆政策和实践中产生“诚实而不怀有敌意”。

Nostalgia and the transformation of working-class heritage develops an interdisciplinary methodology to present a radical framework for rethinking sites of working-class heritage, from relatively homogenous, celebratory depictions to stories that situate the classed past in global and colonial contexts. Designed with Beamish Living Museum, this project engages with current heritage debates on nationalism, emotion and colonialism but goes beyond them to include 'classed' nostalgia, typically neglected in scholarship. The student will interrogate the nostalgia at work in the Museum to identify how the 'whiteness' of working-class heritage can be transformed to generate 'honesty without hostility' in museum policy and practice.