European Heritage, Dialogue and Digital Practices

ISBN-13: 9780367787882 / Angielski / Miękka / 2021 / 130 str.

Areti Galani; Rhiannon Mason; Gabi Arrigoni

Opis

Responding to the increased emphasis on the potential for heritage and digital technologies to engender communitarian identities in Europe, the book explores what kind of role digital tools, platforms and practices play in supporting and challenging dialogue about heritage in the region.

Spis treści

Chapter 1 Introduction: locating heritage and dialogue in digital culture

Areti Galani, Gabi Arrigoni, Rhiannon Mason, Bethany Rex

Chapter 2 Problematising digital and dialogic heritage practices in Europe: tensions and opportunities

Areti Galani, Katie Markham, Rhiannon Mason

Chapter 3 Digitally enhanced polyvocality and reflective spaces: challenges in sustaining dialogue in museums through digital technologies

Gabi Arrigoni, Areti Galani

Artefact vignette #1 – Transformation Machin

Annelie Berner, Monika Halina Seyfried, Gabi Arrigoni, Areti Galani

Chapter 4 Participation and dialogue: Curatorial reflexivity in participatory processes

Dagny Stuedahl, Torhild Skåtun, Ageliki Lefkaditou, Tobias Messenbrink

Artefact Vignette #2 – The New Europe app

Annelie Berner, Monika Halina Seyfried, Gabi Arrigoni, Areti Galani

Chapter 5 1215 in 280 Characters: Talking about Magna Carta on Twitter

David Farrell-Banks

Artefact Vignette #3 – Erdi

Annelie Berner, Monika Halina Seyfried, Gabi Arrigoni, Areti Galani

Chapter 6 Dialogues and heritages in the digital public sphere

Areti Galani, Rhiannon Mason, Bethany Rex

O autorze

Areti Galani is Senior Lecturer in Media, Culture, Heritage at Newcastle University, UK, specialising in digital cultural heritage. She works with people-centred methodologies and research-through-design approaches to explore the role of digital technologies in heritage contexts, on-site and online. She has published on issues related to empathy, reflexivity and sociality in designing and evaluating [digitally-mediated] heritage experiences.

Rhiannon Mason is a Professor of Heritage and Cultural Studies and the head of the School of Arts and Cultures in Newcastle University, UK. Her research and teaching are focused on heritage, identity and nationalism,  and she has published extensively around these topics as well as issues of emotion, memory and migration.

Gabi Arrigoni is a researcher at Newcastle University, UK, in the field of digital cultural heritage. She focuses on future and design-based methods for heritage scholarship.