Into the local laboratory: Cultural Her.
Faculteit | Letteren |
Jaar | 2020/21 |
Vakcode | LHF032B10 |
Vaknaam | Into the local laboratory: Cultural Her. |
Niveau(s) | bachelor |
Voertaal | Engels |
Periode | semester II |
ECTS | 10 |
Rooster | Rooster onder voorbehoud |
Uitgebreide vaknaam | Into the local laboratory: Cultural Heritage | ||||||||||||
Leerdoelen | Upon successful completion of the course unit, students are able to: 1. recognise the central topics within the field of heritage studies with an emphasis on its relation to minorities (1.2.) 2. interpret minority representation through or within specific cultural heritage sites by connecting them to broader themes within the field of heritage studies (1.5.) 3. Set up a small academic research project under supervision (2.1.) 4. Apply the acquired research skills in a field work setting (2.1.) 5. Compose forms 0f communication in a variety of media and genres (blogs, vlogs and papers) that lucidly convey information to diverse audiences about, and analyses of, heritage mediation (4.1.) 6. Compose engaging stories in a variety of media on matters of minority representation in heritage mediation (5.1.) 7. Compose blogposts with which critical academic assessments of minority representation in heritage mediation can be valorised for a broad audience (5.1.) 8. Formulate advice to policy makers and heritage mediators with regards to minority representation in heritage mediation (5.2.) |
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Omschrijving | Cultural heritage is constructed in relation to religious processes, power structures, identity formation, tourism and economic developments. Cultural heritage often has been used to impose a dominant culture on minority groups, but has increasingly become a means for minorities to present, safeguard and sometimes even strengthen their traditions and identity as well. This course offers an introduction to the study of cultural heritage with a focus on (indigenous and new) minority groups. The first part of the course consists of an introduction to the field of heritage studies. In the second part we apply our theoretical knowledge as we embark on a number of field trips to museums, archives, municipalities and cultural organizations in the three northern provinces of the Netherlands. You will conduct fieldwork on cultural heritage mediation in one of these provinces. |
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Uren per week | 4 | ||||||||||||
Onderwijsvorm | werkcollege, zelfstudie | ||||||||||||
Toetsvorm | presentatie, stageverslag | ||||||||||||
Vaksoort | bachelor jr 2 | ||||||||||||
Coördinator | dr. S.J. Moenandar, PhD. | ||||||||||||
Docent(en) | dr. S.J. Moenandar, PhD. | ||||||||||||
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Entreevoorwaarden | Research Methodology I | ||||||||||||
Opmerkingen | Students may be asked to pay for (a part of) additional costs for field trips. Enrollment in Progress will be possible from 20 November until 1 December 2017. The workgroup enrollment in Nestor is possible from 11 December 07.00 hours until 26 January (2018) 23.59 hours. The Faculty maintains the right to change the curriculum, the number of groups and the timetable. Resitters who only have to retake the exam are discouraged to enroll for this course via Progress. They can be submitted to the Nestor course by sending an email to seccnl@rug.nl mentioning their full name and student number. The Faculty maintains the right to change the curriculum, the number of groups and the timetable. |
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