Re-enacting the past: vivifying heritage ‘again’

Mads Daugbjerg · Rivka Syd Eisner · Britta Timm Knudsen

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What do the Mexican tourism concept Caminata Nocturna (running since 2004), the British Battle of Orgreave event staged by Jeremy Deller in 2001, Joshua Oppenheimer’s prize-winning 2012 documentary...

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