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1 online resource (554 pages) |
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Cover; Title page; Copyright page; Dedication; Acknowledgments; Abbreviations; Culture and Nature in Kruger; Outline of the Book; Introduction; Chapter 1 Naturalizing Cultural Heritage; Enclosures and Fortresses; Beauty and Duty; Diversity, Sustainability and Future Generations; Future Thinking; Chapter 2 Making Heritage Pay in the Rainbow Nation; The Tribal Trap; Developing Heritage; Neoliberal Heritage; Rainbow Materialities; Making Heritage Pay in Kruger; Skukuza Stories; The Past of the Park; Colonial Incursions; Trekpas and Trespass; Military and Juridical Histories |
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A Post-Apartheid Park: Your Heritage, Your Park, Your WorldChapter 3 It's Mine, It's Yours; Chapter 4 Why Biodiversity Trumps Culture; States and Parastatals; The Nature of Biodiversity and Bad Citizens; Dreams of Terra Nullius; Skukuza: Nation without History; Chapter 5 Archaeologies of Failure; Misadventures at Masorini; Putting Archaeology in its Place; Ecologies of Heritage; An Alternative Vision of Cultural and Natural Heritage; Past Mastering in the Park; The Money; White Mischief; White Crosses; The Locals; Deep Disregard; Revealing Archaeology in a New Nation; Treasure in the Veld |
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Chapter 6 ThulamelaWell Deserved; Developing Black People; This is Not a Development Agency; Masterplanning Kruger; Doing Well by Doing Good; Kruger eKhayelitsha; Gold Rocks, Public Goods, and Private Gains at the Rainbow's End; Chapter 7 Kruger is a Gold Rock; "State in Search of a Nation"; Public and Private Goods; Modern Nature and Premodern Cultures; Nature and Culture; Conclusions; References; Index; Download CD/DVD content |
Summary |
The Nature of Heritage: The New South Africa is unique in revealing the conflicts inherent in preserving both natural and cultural heritage, by examining the archaeological, ethnographic and economic evidence of a nation's attempts to master its past and its future. Provides a classic example of how nations attempt to overcome a negative heritage through past mastering of their historiesEvaluates the continuing dominance of nature and conservation over concerns for cultural heritageEmploys ethnographic and archaeological methodologies to reveal how the past |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 217-247) and index |
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Ethnology -- South Africa.
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Archaeology -- South Africa
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Cultural property -- South Africa
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Post-apartheid era -- South Africa
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National characteristics, South African.
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South Africans.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Public Policy -- Cultural Policy.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Anthropology -- Cultural.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Popular Culture.
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South Africans
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Antiquities
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Archaeology
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Cultural property
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Ethnology
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National characteristics, South African
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Post-apartheid era
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Race relations
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Kulturerbe
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Nationenbildung
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Weltnaturerbe.
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Kulturerbe.
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Kruger National Park (South Africa) -- History
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Kruger National Park (South Africa) -- Antiquities
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South Africa -- Race relations.
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85125494
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South Africa -- Antiquities.
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh86000977
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South Africa
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South Africa -- Kruger National Park
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Krüger-Nationalpark
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Südafrika
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Südafrika (Staat)
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History
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Electronic book
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ISBN |
9781118106631 |
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1118106636 |
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