Disszonáns örökségek
Absztrakt
Interdiszciplináris írásomban az úgynevezett disszonáns vagy vitatható örökségek tanulmányozhatóságának elméleti kereteit vizsgálom. Ahhoz, hogy az egymásnak ellentmondó tartalmú helyek, hagyományok, vagy tárgyak jelentéseit ki lehessen bontani, az identitáselméletek, az emlékezetelméletek és a helyelméletek, különösen az un. elképzelt helyek elmélete felől érdemes közelíteni az érzelmek pszichológiai vizsgálatának keretében a látogatók és a helyi közösségek tekintetében a multidimenzionális vs. eurocentrikus történettudományi megfontolásokat figyelembe véve.
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