Controversial Heritage and Divided Memories from the Nineteenth Through the Twentieth Centuries: Multi-Ethnic Cities in the Mediterranean World, Volum

ISBN-13: 9780367545598 / Angielski / Twarda / 2020 / 178 str.

Marco Folin; Heleni Porfyriou

Opis

Focusing on heritage and the uses of the past in the plural ethnic and cosmopolitan environment of Mediterranean cities, this volume offers new insights exploring the concepts of urban culture, memory, and monuments in different case studies and in theoretical terms.

Spis treści

The Multi-Ethnic Heritage of Mediterranean Cities: An Introduction  Part 1: Urban Monuments and Divided Memories from the 19^th to 20^th Centuries  1. Urban Monuments in Diverse Cities  2. Dividing and Ruling a Mediterranean Port-City: The Many Boundaries Within Late 19^th-Century Port Said  3. Middle Eastern Jews and the Urban Ecology of Late Ottoman Palestine  4. Ottoman Banal Cosmopolitanism: Salonica at the End of Ottoman Rule (1908–1912)  Part 2: Uses of the Past on the Scene of Composite Cities  5. Cosmopolitan Practices: Lives, Mercantilism and Nations in the Growth of Multi-Ethnic Trieste (18^th–20^th Centuries)  6. The Urban Expansion of Rijeka as a Reflection of the City’s Multi-Ethnic Society in the Late 18^th and Early 19^th Centuries  7. Remembering Sissi’s Escape: Nostalgia Marketing in the Mediterranean  Part 3: Cultural Heritage in Post-War Scenarios  8. Cosmopolitan Heritage?: Post-War Reconstruction and Urban Imaginaries in Sarajevo and Beirut  9. Symptomatic Architecture: Markings of Presence, Difference, Fear, and Trauma  10. The City [Un]divided: Forms of Urban Organization in Naba’a District - Bourj Hammoud (Beirut)