Leaving school and intangible cultural heritage
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Open access
Authors
Jennings, Theresa
Date
2015Supervisor
Assoc. Prof. Reena Tiwari
Dr Jennifer Harris
Type
Thesis
Award
MPhil
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School of Built Environment
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Abstract
This thesis uses the example of school departure rituals, such as the school ball and graduation ceremony, to examine how Intangible Cultural Heritage is represented in scholarly heritage literature. The study draws on interview data collected from secondary students in their final year of schooling to establish if there is a place in heritage literature and policy for Intangible Cultural Heritage performed in a Western context by young people.
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