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Pillage and Restitution: What Became of Works of Art Removed from France to Germany during World War II?, Paris, 17 November 1996

1997

Cultural StudiesRestitutionHistoryHistoryAnthropologyMuseologyWorld War IIInterwar periodConservationAncient historyDemographyInternational Journal of Cultural Property
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Slovo Cubano: El vocablo soviético en el español de Cuba

2015

Resumen: ?Se puede definir una nostalgia cubana por lo sovietico? Indagando sobre su estetica, entendida como percepcion, Slovo Cubano intenta responder a esta interrogante. Enfocandose en los rusismos-sovietismos, que llegaron a nuestra isla en diferentes epocas. Estas palabras ya son parte de nuestro catauro de extranjerismos; fragmento significativo en la historia de la adopcion linguistica en el espanol cubano-caribeno. Estos vocablos no son solo referencias filologicas, simbolos de una oralidad y escritura muy particulares, tambien son evidencias historicas, que actuan como codigos de acceso a la experiencia cultural sovietica. Slovo Cubano intenta confirmar que desde 1961 hasta 1991, …

Cultural StudiesUNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRASLinguistics and LanguageHistoryCultural experienceLiterature and Literary TheoryThird worldCommunicationmedia_common.quotation_subjectHumanidadesArtHistorical evidenceLanguage and LinguisticsPhilology:CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS [UNESCO]Humanidades. GeneralidadesHumanitiesmedia_common
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Remembering and Forgetting, Discovering and Cherishing

2018

The events of the Second World War left considerable material remains in Finnish Lapland, ranging from the remnants of structures that were destroyed in the 1944–45 Lapland War, through to small, portable objects connected to soldiers, prisoners of war and civilians. These material remains have variously been saved and cherished by survivors and their families, disregarded as ‘war junk’, ‘discovered’ by hobbyists exploring the landscape, amassed and exchanged by private collectors, and accessioned into official museum collections. These various processes represent transformations of material culture to take on various meanings and embodiments, depending on the different individuals and orga…

Cultural StudiesValue (ethics)Materiality (auditing)ForgettingHistory060102 archaeologyWorld War IIMedia studiesContext (language use)06 humanities and the arts16. Peace & justice060104 historyExhibitionAnthropologyEthnography0601 history and archaeologyPrisoners of warEthnologia Fennica
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“Narrative Museums” and Curators’ Rights: The Protection of a Museum Exhibition and Its Scenario under Polish Law

2020

Since at least the 1990s, museums have expanded to cover a variety of societal functions, often enabling inclusive and participatory spaces for critical dialogue about the past and the future, and bridging together various narratives and cultural experiences, contributing to social cohesion and reconciliation. The new functions of museums, involving novel technological forms of display and communication, pose several legal questions concerning the management of such institutions, their resources, and exhibitions, including issues of copyright and other intellectual property rights. While referring to a recent case concerning an alleged infringement of the moral rights of the authors of the …

Cultural StudiesVisual Arts and Performing Artsmedia_common.quotation_subjectcopyrightConservationArtMuseum of the Second World War in GdanskExhibitionCreative workLawcurators’ moral rightsNarrativecreative workmuseum exhibitionLawmedia_commonSantander Art and Culture Law Review
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Folk theories of algorithmic operations during Internet use: A mixed methods study

2021

We used the folk theory perspective to investigate Internet users’ understanding of algorithms during their Internet use. Empirically, we conducted a mixed-method study. First, we carried out semi-...

Cultural StudiesWorld Wide WebInternet useComputer scienceFolk psychologyPolitical Science and International RelationsPerspective (graphical)Lay theoriesInternet usersSocial constructionismInformation SystemsManagement Information SystemsThe Information Society
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Russia’s cultural policy abroad as a projection of the “Russian World”

2023

The policy review discusses the recent developments in Russian cultural policy. These developments incorporate Russian culture into its geo-political ambitions. Obviously, the war in Ukraine makes these developments relevant. However, this review piece also seeks to explain the place of cultural policy in the Russian political system and the scope of its geopolitical ambitions. nonPeerReviewed

Cultural Studiesarvot (käsitykset)humanitarian policy abroadVisual Arts and Performing ArtsVenäjäCommunicationkulttuuripolitiikkahumanitarismithe Russian Worldperinnecultural policytraditional valuesRussiaCultural Trends
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Embracing water, healing pine : touch-walking and transcorporeal worldings

2023

This article considers touch as an embodied worlding practice in the context of humans intentionally seeking tactile trans-species contact. In particular, it examines three co-researchers’ tactile relations with tree(s) and water which were explored by “touch-walking,” an immersive method developed for this study. The method opened possibilities for examining transcorporeal sensory matterings and affective flows between the researcher’s body, co-researchers’ bodies and more-than-human bodies. This experimental micro-research brings knowledge about how people form deeply meaningful relationships with natural bodies, making worlds by cherishing tactile contact with them. Theoretically, we “po…

Cultural StudieskosketusvuorovaikutusworldingCommunicationaistitmore-than-humantouch-walking methodintimacyruumiillisuustouchaffectkokemuksetläheisyysnatural bodiesympäristöetiikkatranscorporeality
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Post memory and cinematic affect in The Midwife

2017

The Second World War has proved a rich source of inspiration for fiction films worldwide. The Finnish fiction film The Midwife (Kätilö, Antti J. Jokinen, 2015) is aimed at an international audience with a story that takes place in the context of the Lapland War in Finland in 1944. The film tells of a romantic relationship between a local woman and a member of the German army, in a highly affective manner. This article argues that the film downplays elements that might have interested the national, or local, audience, and that it privileges affect over knowledge. To bring out the film’s transnational character, the article begins by analysing it in the context of national, or local, and glob…

Cultural Studieslcsh:BH1-301LappiVisual Arts and Performing ArtsLapland WarLapin sota0507 social and economic geographyAppealContext (language use)elokuvatlcsh:AestheticsGermanSuomilocalKätilömuistaminenSociologySet (psychology)The Midwifelcsh:NX1-82005 social sciencesWorld War IIMedia studiesFinnish cinemaGender studies06 humanities and the artslcsh:Arts in general060202 literary studiesglobaltoinen maailmansotaRomancelanguage.human_languageSecond World WarPhilosophyaffectpost memoryta61310602 languages and literaturelanguagePerformance artaffects050703 geographyNexus (standard)
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Latvian Emigrants in the United States: Different Waves, Different Identities?

2019

AbstractThis chapter studies the relationships and interaction among the Latvian emigrants from different migration waves in the United States. It specifically examines reasons for the inability of the existing and politically and culturally active Latvian diaspora community in the United States to integrate newcomers from Latvia. The diaspora community is formed mostly of migrants who left Latvia after World War II. The research is based on a mix of two sources of information and methods – qualitative analysis of in-depth interviews with the ‘new’ Latvian emigrants in the United States in 2014, who began arriving there in 1991 and quantitative data analysis of The Emigrant Communities of L…

Cultural heritageInterpersonal tiesEconomyPolitical scienceWorld War IIQuantitative researchlanguageIdentity (social science)Latvianlanguage.human_languageDiasporaEmigration
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A Collaborative Environment for Service Providing in Cultural Heritage Sites

2004

We present a model which can be used to describe hybrid entities in an augmented reality environment. An architectural description of the model is firstly given. Next, a FIPA-compliant agent description of the model is proposed. Finally the paper discusses an overview and some implementation details of a project dealing with Augmented Reality context aware services in a cultural heritage site. These services are provided based on visitors customized profiles and current position in the site, as revealed by a positioning site implemented with low cost Bluetooth devices (cellular phones, PDAs, USB terminals).

Cultural heritageWorld Wide WebService (systems architecture)MultimediaComputer scienceAugmented realitycomputer.software_genrecomputerContext-aware services
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