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Fake it till you make it : Heritage in action as a performative strategy at the Kulturen museum in Lund

Gradén, Lizette LU (2020) In Bulgarian Ethnology XLVI 2020(4). p.468-489
Abstract
This article uses ethnographic methods to analyze how cultural and economic factors impact the way heritage is understood, preserved and developed at Kulturen and Fredriksdal, two of the oldest museums of cultural history museums in Sweden. Some questions offered for discussion will include: How does leadership understand and conceptualize cultural heritage? Whose cultural heritage count the most when related to financial circumstances and forms of ownership? Which priorities are made in the day to day work with collections, exhibitions and programming? Whose heritage is given priority in core exhibitions and whose heritage is prepared for a temporary show?
Abstract (Swedish)
Bidrag till tematisk issue museer - interpretation and experience. redaktörer Iveta Pirgova och Nicolay Nenov. artikel är översatt till bulgariska
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Museums, museum history, engagement, pedagogy, Performance theory, Theatrical Transformation
in
Bulgarian Ethnology
volume
XLVI 2020
issue
4
article number
2
pages
468 - 489
ISSN
1310-5213
project
Vems kulturarv räknas när budgeten är tajt? Etnologisk studie av museers prioriteringar i dagens kulturekonomi
When the Budget is Tight Whose Heritage Counts Most? An Ethnological Study of Museums in the Cultural Economy
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English
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yes
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Bulgarian Ethnology is a peer-reviewed journal published by the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Studies with Ethnographic Museum.
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