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Chris Johnston discusses community attachment to place in excerpts from ‘What is Social Value?’ |
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Excerpts from David Lowenthal’s discussion of preservation and its increasing prominence in ‘The Past is a Foreign Country’. |
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Paula Hamilton discusses the relationship between memory and history in these excerpts from ‘The Knife Edge: Debates about Memory and History’. Read more about Hamilton’s views on remembering and recording the past in ‘Using Oral Histories’. |
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Excerpts from Helen Armstrong’s journal article – ‘Mapping Migrant Memories: crossing cultural borders’ – focusing on oral history approaches to identifying places valued by migrant groups. |
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Maria Geracitano gives a cultural perspective on heritage for the ‘ Teaching Heritage’ website. |
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Tony McAvoy gives a cultural perspective on heritage for the ‘ Teaching Heritage’ website. |
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Peter Watts gives a cultural perspective on heritage for the ‘ Teaching Heritage’ website. |
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Excerpts from Denis Byrne’s journal article – ‘The Archaeology of Disaster’ – examining the ways archaeological traces can be obscured from public consciousness. |
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Excerpts from Valda Rigg’s journal article – ‘Curators of the Colonial Idea: the museum and exhibition as agents of bourgeois ideology in nineteenth century New South Wales’ – looking at the role of the Australian Museum and the Sydney International Exhibition in promoting colonial ideology. |
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Excerpts from Alexander Trapeznik’s journal article – ‘Heritage and Public History in New Zealand’ – focusing on the connections between history and heritage and the importance of material culture in recording the past. |
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Excerpt from Max Bourke’s presentation at the Bush Futures? Forum, a component of the ‘Bush Lives: Bush Futures’ exhibition that began a three-year tour of regional NSW in January 1999. |
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