1. No category

Heritage as Common(s) – Common(s) as Heritage
CURATING THE CITY
What happens if the notion of
”cultural heritage” is put in relation
HACCAH
Heritage as Common(s)
Common(s) as Heritage
to ”commons”? Making up variable
social areas of sharing, the commons
have throughout history been offering
various kinds of alternatives to partition,
separation, privatization and segregation.
However, the commons have been
negotiated, competed, challenged,
Ed.
Benesch, Hammami, Holmberg, Uzer
and may therefore be one of the true
treasures for heritagization: cultural
heritage is one of few contemporary
notions that may provoke and complicate
Makadam
Makadam
current simplified and homogenized
understandings of the past.
These issues, with a particular focus
CURATING THE CITY
on space and place, as social imaginary
and as practice, were addressed in an
experimental seminar series called
Ed. Benesch, Hammami, Holmberg, Uzer
Heritage as Common(s) – Commons as Heritage
ISSN 1101-3303, ISBN 978-91-7061-164-3
Heritage as common(s) – Common(s)
as heritage, and organized within the
Contents:
SEMINAR I
Sybille Frank – Elizabeth Greenspan – Christine Hansen
SEMINAR II
Mattias Kärrholm – Tim Edensor – Vanja Larberg
SEMINAR III
Kenneth Olwig – Patricia Johanson – Staffan Schmidt
SEMINAR IV
Ana Dzokić and Marc Neelen
(STEALTH.unlimited) – Kim
Trogal – Dougald Hine
SEMINAR V
Lucia Allais – Philip Ursprung
– Henric Benesch
SEMINAR VI
Britt Baillie – Chiara de Cesari
– Nina Gren
SEMINAR VII
Feras Hammami – Evren Uzer
– Sybille Frank
context of Critical Heritage Studies,
University of Gothenburg. This volume is
henric.
nric Benesch,
e
H
ct
ta
n
co
@
se
rmation, plea
ingrid.holmberg
,
rg
e
b
lm
o
H
s
For further info
artin
u.se or Ingrid M
benesch@hdk.g
u.se.
conservation.g
a collection of these contributions, and
the first volume in the publication series
Curating the City.
www.makadambok.se
MAKADAM FÖRLAG