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Bilingual heritage interpretation in Wales

Scottish Geographical Journal, 1992
Abstract This paper reports an introductory study of the attitudes to bilingual heritage interpretation of monoglot English‐speaking visitors at two small tourist attractions in Wales. Both Welsh residents and visitors to the Principality indicate support for bilingual interpretation; this support largely transcends socio‐demographic and behavioural ...
Duncan Light
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Interpreting the Heritage of Wales

Folk Life, 1986
Abstract It is believed by many that ethnological studies, and the presentation and interpretation of those studies in museums and other institutions, should be concerned almost entirely with the unchanging ways of inward-looking, mainly rural communities.
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On-site natural heritage interpretation: an ecocritical reading

2017
One of the most ubiquitous features of the official countryside is the proliferation of interpretation boards that inform and enhance our experience of the natural world. Writers, artists, performers and story tellers will often play an active role in this interpretation process.
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Memory, Heritage and History: The European Heritage as a Conflict of Interpretations

2018
The final chapter examines the question of how we should understand the European heritage today in the light of the issues opened up by 1989 and the subsequent crisis of European identity in the era of Brexit. The challenge for the present is whether it is possible or meaningful to speak of a common European tradition or heritage.
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Heritage Interpretation

2012
Visiting tourist attractions is an important motive behind tourist trips. It provides an opportunity for a wide range of activities, such as watching exhibits, listening to guides' talks, reading descriptions on interpretive boards and panels, asking questions to the personnel, and answering questions asked by a guide.
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The European Heritage as a Conflict of Interpretations

2013
As is now only too apparent, the open horizon of the future that seemed to have been signalled by 1989 considerably faded by the early 1990s when the European past re-asserted itself in the form of numerous nationalist conflicts and the revival of memory. Prior to 1989 it was possible to speak of European unity only at the cost of excluding Centra] and
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Editorial, heritage interpretation international

International Journal of Heritage Studies, 1999
(1999). Editorial, heritage interpretation international. International Journal of Heritage Studies: Vol. 5, No. 3-4, pp. 132-134.
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A few words about heritage interpretation and diversity, to challenge heritage interpreters

2011
The lecture addressed main challenges heritage interpreters must be aware when working in multicultural setting.
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Heritage interpretation(s)

2022
Sharon Deane-Cox, Pauline Côme
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Musical Technology and the Interpretation of Heritage

International Journal of Music Education, 2001
The title of this conference, ‘Music of the Spheres”, is indeed cosmic. And the twin sub-themes of ‘Heritage’ and ‘Technology’ are very stimulating, provocative even. During the first part of this presentation I shall argue that ‘heritage’ is a dynamic process and that this process is dependent on technology.
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