Heritage Ecologies

Torgeir Rinke Bangstad is a researcher at the Department of Archaeology, History, Religious Studies and Theology at UiT – The Arctic University of Norway. Þóra Pétursdóttir is Associate Professor of Archaeology at the University of Oslo, Norway.

Part I Introduction 1 An Ecological Approach to Heritage Part II Anthropocene 2 Legacies: Rethinking the Futures of Heritage and Waste in the Anthropocene 3 Scars: Living with Ambiguous Pasts 4 Wilderness Heritage: For an Ontology of the Anthropocene 5 Cultural Heritage and Memory of the Ecumene in the Age of the Anthropocene 6 Oil Matters Part III Affect 7 Emergent Images: Matters of Affect in Heritage Photography 8 Affective Encounters in Museums 9 A Gentle Shock of Mild Surprise: Surface Ecologies and the Archaeological Encounter 10 From-the-Hip: Rocks and Critical Heritage Ecology in the Western Australian Pilbara Part IV Memory 11 Mending Shattered Time: 22 July in Norwegian Collective Memory 12 The Remembrance of Things: The Industrial Heritage of Mining and the Ecology of Memory 13 Interstitial Heritage: Industrienatur and Ecologies of Memory 14 Memory and Redemption: Lessons from a Peasant Ecology 15 (Sm)All Things Remembered Part V Entanglements 16 A Positive Passivity: Entropy and Ecology in the Ruins 17 Heritage Ecologies as Worlding Practices 18 Mold, Weeds and Plastic Lanterns: Ecological Aftermath in a Derelict Garden 19 Heritage and the Visual Ecology of the Plantationocene 20 I Shed Tears, Left, and Forgot: The Common Frog, Mosquitoes, and Grandmother Pine Stayed Part VI Epilogues/Reflections 21 Inheritance 22 Ecotone