Cultural Heritages: Process, Power, Commodification

Abstract

This book explores the concept of heritage from the perspective of anthropologists working in different regions in Africa, Asia, Australia and Europe. 1 Although all the contributors are located in the discipline of anthropology, this does not necessarily imply that all have the same conceptual understanding of the issues involved. Several essays explore the notion of heritage (e.g. Aspraki, Costa, Kockel and Magowan) and it is very clear, that there are shades of difference in meaning. This underlines the need for a book such as this to explore anthropological definitions of and contributions to heritage on an international scale. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.

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