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Heritage - Conservation, Interpretation and Enterprise (Hardcover)
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Heritage - Conservation, Interpretation and Enterprise (Hardcover)
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This volume deals with policy, methods and techniques for the
stewardship of our land and our cultural assets. The focus is on
interpretation and presentation of heritage themes, and the papers
should be of interest to those concerned with school and university
curricula, those working in museums and galleries, and those in
charge of parks and tourist enterprises. Individual contributions
celebrate achievements and debate issues relating to the natural
and built environment, the future of green tourism, planning and
interpretation in museums, parks and private estates. The authors
include: Professor David Lowenthal on cultural landscapes; Charles
McKean on architecture; David Macmillan on the arts; John Purser on
music; Elisabeth Luard on cooking; the Earl of Glasgow on the
opening of a family estate to the public; and Gordon Baxter on the
heritage of one of Scotland's great enterprise stories in the food
industry. The main theme of the book is that we do not always take
enough pride in our heritage which is often undervalued and
neglected. Positive action is required to raise awareness, to
foster respect for our inheritance and to generate a new kind of
enterprise that will not endanger the heritage resources on which
we depend for enjoyment and jobs.
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