The Modernist Renouncement of Cultural Heritage

With the advent of the 20th century, unprecedented transformation was promoted and many people redefined the lives of society. All aspects of change include technological and scientific progress that begins to impair the foundation of the belief structure of many people and begins to completely eliminate traditional lifestyle views. Scientists like Darwin explain the Bible in detail using his evolution theory. Freud explains the person's character as being moved by primitive sexuality.

Helping ordinary people of the past achieve "political correctness" as a pamphlet such as abandoning the "cultural revolution" completely, eliminating the influence of "left", abandoning the cultural revolution " It was. The degree of acceptance of market economic reform Contextualization After that, inventory occupied clues for major research in China and abroad. The number of people cited in the academic circle (and the question of their reliability) gives a relatively large space for the simple reason that many Swedish people are particularly interested.

Klas-Göran Karlsson and Michael Schoenhals Review of studies on crimes against humanity under the Communist administration

On the other hand, the question "Who owns the past" is omnipresent in the construction of the theme of heritage ethics, so the cultural heritage is about the past. On the other hand, cultural heritage is as important as the current cultural heritage. Future: About how culture is involved in contemporary moral debate, and on what our cultural heritage goes. However, although a general understanding of cultural heritage is assumed in many discussions, attention to these conceptual assumptions also creates criticisms about moral and political implications. The following subsection deals with conceptual questions about what is cultural heritage.

Cultural heritage is a legacy of material and intangible attributes of groups and societies inherited from past generations. Cultural heritage includes tangible cultures (buildings, monuments, landscapes, books, arts, crafts, etc.), intangible culture (folklore, tradition, language, knowledge, etc.), natural heritage (culturally important landscapes and creatures Diversity etc) are included. )). Objects are part of the human history research as it provides a concrete basis for thinking and can verify them. Their preservation shows what they need to tell the past and their stories. In the past David Loventhal, who was a foreign country, observed the stored items and confirmed the memory.