A future for our past? : an introduction to heritage studies /

• Brisbane, Mark.
• Wood, John, 1951-

• Historic buildings -- England -- Conservation and restoration
• Monuments -- England -- Conservation and restoration
• Cultural property -- Protection -- England
• History -- Study and teaching -- England

• English Heritage,

• Education on site

• 1850744912 (pbk.)

• Includes bibliographical refernces (p. 50-52).

• Gilding the acorn behind the facade of the National Trust
• Realms of memory rethinking the French past
• Blood red roses the archaeology of a mass grave from the Battle of Towton AD 1461
• Politics and preservation a policy history of the built heritage 1882 1996
• Representing the nation a reader histories heritage and museums
• National Trust the next hundred years
• British Museum purpose and politics
• From acorn to oak tree the growth of the National Trust 1895 1994
• gothic revival
• Interpreting our heritage
• Realms of memory the construction of the French past
• Dissonant heritage the management of the past as a resource in conflict
• battle of Towton
• history men the historical profession in England since the Renaissance
• presented past heritage museums and education
• English pasts essays in culture and history
• Possessed by the past the heritage crusade and the spoils of history
• princes in the Tower
• York cycle of mystery plays a complete version
• Studies in historiography
• Museums objects and collections a cultural study
• Bradford 1890 1914 the cradle of the Independent Labour Party
• Museum exhibition theory and practice
• Theorizing museums representing identity and diversity in a changing world
• War peace and social change in twentieth century Europe
• Richard III as Duke of Gloucester a study in character
• Heritage management interpretation identity
• heritage industry Britain in a climate of decline
• Museums 2000 politics people professionals and profit
• Interpreting objects and collections
• politics of display museums science culture
• History and heritage consuming the past in contemporary culture papers presented at the conference Consuming the Past University of York 29 November 1 December 1996
• betrayal of Richard III
• Making histories in museums
• past is a foreign country
• Theatres of memory Past and present in contemporary culture
• Theatres of memory Island stories unravelling Britain
• representation of the past museums and heritage in the post modern world
• Popular piety and art in the late Middle Ages image worship and idolatry in England 1350 1500
• Landscape and Englishness
• Preserving the past the rise of heritage in modern Britain
• Imagined past history and nostalgia
• Work in towns 850 1850
• myth of the Blitz
• Religion in England 1688 1791
• Law sex and Christian society in medieval Europe
• Kingdoms and communities in Western Europe 900 1300
• Living and dying in England 1100 1540 the monastic experience
• Nation and narration
• Social orders and social classes in Europe since 1500 studies in social stratification
• Religion and national identity papers read at the nineteenth Summer Meeting and the twentieth Winter Meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society
• Learning in the museum
• Museum time machine putting cultures on display
• In defence of history
• Greek religion and society
• trial of Richard III
• Cultural history between practices and representations
• Medieval virginities
• Britain and the origins of the First World War
• Sexuality in Medieval Europe doing unto others
• Henry V
• Sexual practices & the medieval church
• Pastors and visionaries religion and secular life in late medieval Yorkshire
• birth of the museum history theory politics
• Religion and society in industrial England Church Chapel and social change 1740 1914
• age of the Vikings
• Margaret of Anjou queenship and power in late medieval England
• Churches and the working classes in Victorian England
• Museums and the shaping of knowledge
• Myths of the English
• Making a living in the middle ages the people of Britain 850 1520
• parish churches of medieval England
• Reconstructing historical communities
• Richard III and his early historians
• Three faces of fascism Action Francaise Italian fascism National Socialism
• Democracy and reform 1815 1885
• deluge British society and the First World War
• Young medieval women
• Queering the Middle Ages
• Great Reform Act
• Millions like us British culture in the Second World War
• Studying medieval women sex gender feminism
• Framing medieval bodies
• Rebellion or revolution England 1640 1660
• Margery Kempe and her world
• Kings and kingdoms in early Anglo Saxon England
• classic slum Salford life in the first quarter of the century
• Religion and the decline of magic studies in popular beliefs in sixteenth and seventeenth century England
• Medieval England rural society and economic change 1086 1348
• Rising sun of socialism the Independent Labour Party in the textile district of the West Riding of Yorkshire between 1890 and 1914 a collection of essays
• Henry VII the importance of his reign in English history
• Queens concubines and dowagers the Kings wife in the early middle ages
• Medieval canon law
• Crown and nobility 1272 1461 political conflict in late medieval England
• Holiness and masculinity in the Middle Ages
• History in practice
• Re thinking history
• English Civil War and after 1642 1658
• Nationalism anti semitism and fascism in France
• Meanings of sex difference in the Middle Ages medicine science and culture