Participatory Heritage On Social Networking Sites: The Discussion of Main Theoretical Concepts
The field researching cultural heritage communication on social networking sites, is still developing its theoretical foundations, while participatory heritage, as one of the newest concepts born in this field, is still lacking its grounded conceptualization, especially emerging from practice-based...
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doaj-a0f0781e158b4e019c3f859f1aa130a62021-09-16T09:28:31ZengVilnius University PressInformacijos Mokslai1392-05611392-14872021-09-019110.15388/Im.2021.91.54Participatory Heritage On Social Networking Sites: The Discussion of Main Theoretical ConceptsIngrida Kelpšienė0Vilnius University, Lithuania The field researching cultural heritage communication on social networking sites, is still developing its theoretical foundations, while participatory heritage, as one of the newest concepts born in this field, is still lacking its grounded conceptualization, especially emerging from practice-based research studies. This theoretical study suggests to integrate different theoretical considerations that derives from cultural heritage studies, social networking sites research and theory of participation, and proposes to refine the concept of participatory heritage believing that the primary understanding of the context as “participatory” lies not in the environment itself, but in the activity that takes place in it. Therefore, I offer that participatory heritage could be understood as a new shift in cultural heritage practice that emerge through collaboration and communication of people on social networking sites. https://www.zurnalai.vu.lt/informacijos-mokslai/article/view/22540participatory heritagedigital cultural heritagesocial networking sitessocial mediaparticipationengagement |
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Participatory Heritage On Social Networking Sites: The Discussion of Main Theoretical Concepts |
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Participatory Heritage On Social Networking Sites: The Discussion of Main Theoretical Concepts |
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Vilnius University Press |
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The field researching cultural heritage communication on social networking sites, is still developing its theoretical foundations, while participatory heritage, as one of the newest concepts born in this field, is still lacking its grounded conceptualization, especially emerging from practice-based research studies. This theoretical study suggests to integrate different theoretical considerations that derives from cultural heritage studies, social networking sites research and theory of participation, and proposes to refine the concept of participatory heritage believing that the primary understanding of the context as “participatory” lies not in the environment itself, but in the activity that takes place in it. Therefore, I offer that participatory heritage could be understood as a new shift in cultural heritage practice that emerge through collaboration and communication of people on social networking sites.
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participatory heritage digital cultural heritage social networking sites social media participation engagement |
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