Heritage and Emotion : Power, place, affect (Hardcover)

Preface Andrea Witcomb 1. Introduction: Affecting Heritage Section I: Feeling Heritage 2. The Habit of Heritage: not looking at, but being with3. Visitor Encounters and Experience: the gap between the body and the pictured4. Twenty-First Century Innovations and Practices: the promise of digital and new communities of encounter Section II: Affect/Emotion at Heritage Landscapes 5. Being with/in Aboriginal Landscapes: connecting with plural time-spaces6. Visitor Encounters and Experience: postcoloniser feelings7. Twenty-First Century Innovations and Practices: feeling the power of Aboriginal Time-Space Section III: The Geopolitics of the Museum Cabinet 8. Being In the Artefact: the pain of separation 9. Visitor Encounters and Experiences: exclusion, violence and rape at the museum10. Twenty-First Century innovations and practices: the postcolonial body curating the archive and museum 11. Conclusions