Toxic Heritage (Key Issues in Cultural Heritage)
by Elizabeth Kryder-Reid, Sarah May
This collection investigates how toxic environments intersect with cultural heritage, exploring memory, ethics, and preservation in contaminated landscapes through interdisciplinary case studies.
About This Book
Toxic Heritage examines the complex relationships between environmental contamination and cultural preservation.
The volume brings together interdisciplinary perspectives on how toxic sites shape collective memory and identity.
Contributors analyze case studies that reveal the challenges of managing heritage in contaminated landscapes.
The book addresses ethical questions surrounding responsibility, remediation, and the politics of memory.
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