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Cultural Heritage and Ideology: The Case of Israel's Heritage Plan /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Cultural Heritage and Ideology: The Case of Israel's Heritage Plan // Rudy Kisler.
Author:	Kisler, Rudy,
Description:	1 electronic resource (182 pages)
Notes:	Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 86-03, Section: A.
Contained By:	Dissertations Abstracts International86-03A.
Subject:	Jewish people. -
Online resource:	https://pqdd.sinica.edu.tw/twdaoapp/servlet/advanced?query=31339072
ISBN:	9798384200253

Cultural Heritage and Ideology: The Case of Israel's Heritage Plan /
Kisler, Rudy,

Cultural Heritage and Ideology: The Case of Israel's Heritage Plan /Rudy Kisler. - 1 electronic resource (182 pages)

Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 86-03, Section: A.

In this dissertation, I conduct a critical discourse analysis of the Heritage Plan, Israel's official cultural heritage policy. I investigate the historical processes which created the policy, retrace the ideologies which guide it, describe its operational mechanisms, and reveal its silencing practices. My thesis thus contributes to knowledge and theory regarding the political uses of cultural heritage, particularly in the national, conflict-ridden context of Israel.The dissertation is divided into three parts. In the first part. I explore the historical processes, socio-political forces, and ideological contexts that underlie the Heritage Plan. My findings point to a direct connection between the Heritage Plan and a specific ideological interpretation of Zionism which combines Anglo-American conservative concepts with selected political-Zionist ideas. I retrace how conservative-Zionist ideology, as expressed in the Azure journal, informed the decision-making process behind the Heritage Plan's creation and continues to influence its current implementation.In the second part of the dissertation, I explore the policy's guiding premises. My findings suggest that the Heritage Plan is guided by international heritage conservation policies such as UNESCO's World Heritage Convention which have been adapted to the Israeli context. Specifically, this adaptation is derived from a particular interpretation of Zionist historiography, which in turn guides the policy's goals, influences its selection criteria for heritage sites, and ultimately frames the historical narratives presented by the Heritage Plan.In the third part of this dissertation, I assess cases in which competing histories which would challenge the history promoted by the Heritage Plan are silenced. My findings suggest that, in addition to privileging Jewish heritage, the Heritage Plan is used as a mechanism for erasing competing, non-Jewish histories. I present three case-studies of silencing: the first investigates the Druze heritage center; the second inquires into Israeli heritage practices in the West Bank; the third examines the Castel national heritage site associated with the 1948 War. My critical analysis of these cases reveals how the Heritage Plan is guided by ethnic and religious factors, so that heritage assets are not necessarily promoted according to their full historical value, but are instead used to sustain current power structures.

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Cultural Heritage and Ideology: The Case of Israel's Heritage Plan /
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520 $a In this dissertation, I conduct a critical discourse analysis of the Heritage Plan, Israel's official cultural heritage policy. I investigate the historical processes which created the policy, retrace the ideologies which guide it, describe its operational mechanisms, and reveal its silencing practices. My thesis thus contributes to knowledge and theory regarding the political uses of cultural heritage, particularly in the national, conflict-ridden context of Israel.The dissertation is divided into three parts. In the first part. I explore the historical processes, socio-political forces, and ideological contexts that underlie the Heritage Plan. My findings point to a direct connection between the Heritage Plan and a specific ideological interpretation of Zionism which combines Anglo-American conservative concepts with selected political-Zionist ideas. I retrace how conservative-Zionist ideology, as expressed in the Azure journal, informed the decision-making process behind the Heritage Plan's creation and continues to influence its current implementation.In the second part of the dissertation, I explore the policy's guiding premises. My findings suggest that the Heritage Plan is guided by international heritage conservation policies such as UNESCO's World Heritage Convention which have been adapted to the Israeli context. Specifically, this adaptation is derived from a particular interpretation of Zionist historiography, which in turn guides the policy's goals, influences its selection criteria for heritage sites, and ultimately frames the historical narratives presented by the Heritage Plan.In the third part of this dissertation, I assess cases in which competing histories which would challenge the history promoted by the Heritage Plan are silenced. My findings suggest that, in addition to privileging Jewish heritage, the Heritage Plan is used as a mechanism for erasing competing, non-Jewish histories. I present three case-studies of silencing: the first investigates the Druze heritage center; the second inquires into Israeli heritage practices in the West Bank; the third examines the Castel national heritage site associated with the 1948 War. My critical analysis of these cases reveals how the Heritage Plan is guided by ethnic and religious factors, so that heritage assets are not necessarily promoted according to their full historical value, but are instead used to sustain current power structures.
520 $a Dans cette these, j'effectue une analyse critique du discours du Plan du Patrimoine, la politique officielle du patrimoine culturel d'Israel. Il s'agit d'etudier les processus historiques qui ont engendre cette politique, de retrouver les ideologies qui la guident, de decrire ses mecanismes operationnels et de reveler comment elle fait taire des histoires rivales. Ma these contribue ainsi de nouvelles connaissances et reflexions theoriques concernant les usages politiques du patrimoine culturel, tout particulierement dans le contexte nationaliste et conflictuel d'Israel.La these est divisee en trois parties. Dans la premiere partie, j'explore les processus historiques, les forces socio-politiques et les contextes ideologiques qui sous-tendent le Plan du Patrimoine. Mes resultats etablissent une connexion directe entre le Plan du Patrimoine et une interpretation ideologique specifique du sionisme, laquelle combine des concepts conservateurs anglo-americains avec certaines idees politiques sionistes. Je retrace comment l'ideologie sioniste-conservatrice, telle qu'exprimee dans la revue Azure, a informe le processus decisionnel lors de la creation du Plan du Patrimoine, et je demontre qu'elle continue d'influencer la mise en oeuvre actuelle de celle-ci.Dans la deuxieme partie, j'explore les principaux presupposes de cette politique. Mes resultats suggerent notamment que si le Plan du Patrimoine est guide par des politiques internationales de conservation du patrimoine telles que la Convention du patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO, ces protocoles sont neanmoins adaptes au contexte israelien. Plus specifiquement, cette adaptation decoule d'une interpretation particuliere de l'historiographie sioniste, qui guide a son tour les objectifs de la politique, influence ses criteres de selection de sites patrimoniaux et esquisse les recits historiques presentes par le Plan du Patrimoine.Dans la troisieme partie, j'evalue des cas dans lesquels des histoires concurrentes, qui pourraient contester l'histoire promue par le Plan du Patrimoine, sont reduites au silence. En effet, mes resultats suggerent que le Plan du Patrimoine ne sert pas seulement a privilegier le patrimoine juif ; il sert aussi de mecanisme pour effacer les histoires concurrentes non-juives. Dans cette optique, je presente trois etudes de cas : la premiere enquete sur le Centre du patrimoine druze ; la deuxieme s'interroge sur les pratiques patrimoniales israeliennes en Cisjordanie ; la troisieme examine le site national du Castel associe a la Guerre de 1948. Or, l'analyse critique de ces cas revele que le Plan du Patrimoine est anime par des facteurs ethniques et religieux, de sorte que les actifs patrimoniaux ne sont pas necessairement promus selon leur pleine valeur historique, mais servent plutot a maintenir les structures de pouvoir actuelles.
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