Pluralising Pasts

G. J. Ashworth · Brian Russell Graham · JOHN E. TUNBRIDGE

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List of figures Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: Heritage and Plurality Part I: The Conceptual Context 2. Culture and Plural Identities 3. Towards Pluralising Pasts: Theories and Concepts of Heritage 4. Place, Identity and Heritage Part II: A Typology of Plural Societies 5. Nature and Types of Plural Society Part III: Heritage in Plural Societies 6. Heritage in Assimilation Models 7. Heritage in Melting Pot Models 8. Heritage in Core+ Models 9. Heritage in Pillar Models 10. Heritage in Salad Bowl Models 11. Conclusion: The Future of Pluralising the Past References Index

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