Toxic Heritage (Key Issues in Cultural Heritage)
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Toxic Heritage (Key Issues in Cultural Heritage)

by Elizabeth Kryder-Reid, Sarah May

Anthropology Environmental Studies cultural heritage
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Toxic Heritage examines complex issues surrounding cultural heritage and the legacies it carries. Written by Elizabeth Kryder-Reid and Sarah May, this focused volume in the Key Issues in Cultural Heritage series offers a useful introduction for students, researchers, and professionals exploring contemporary heritage studies.

About This Book

Toxic Heritage explores challenging questions within the study and interpretation of cultural heritage.

Elizabeth Kryder-Reid and Sarah May examine the complex meanings and consequences that can accompany heritage practices and inherited legacies.

As part of the Key Issues in Cultural Heritage series, the book provides a focused resource for readers interested in contemporary heritage studies.

It is suited to students, researchers, and professionals seeking a concise examination of difficult issues in the cultural heritage field.

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