Kultur Als Eigentum
DOI: 10.4000/books.gup.550
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From “Originals” to Replicas: Diverse Significance of Khmer Statues

Abstract: war er als studentische, später als examinierte Hilfskraft im Teilprojekt "The Ethics of/in Negotiating and Regulating Cultural Property" der DFG-Forschergruppe 772 beschäftigt. Neben politik-und sozialtheoretischen Fragestellungen liegen seine Interessenschwerpunkte im Bereich der Politischen Ökonomie und Marktsoziologie. Aktuell schreibt er an einer Abschlussarbeit zu Wolfgang Streecks "Gekaufte Zeit: Die vertagte Krise des demokratischen Kapitalismus". Aditya Eggert war im Zeitraum von 2009 bis 2014 als wis… Show more

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“…Repetitions in discourses of heritage are often addressed in terms of Bfake,^Boriginals,B replicas,^and Bauthenticity.^At the same time, the borders between these concepts are highly ambivalent. There is an ambiguity when defining originals and separating them from replicas, thereby demonstrating/performing the discrepancies between the real and the Bfake^ (Miura 2015).…”
Section: Repetitions Replicas and Resistance: Some Analytical Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Repetitions in discourses of heritage are often addressed in terms of Bfake,^Boriginals,B replicas,^and Bauthenticity.^At the same time, the borders between these concepts are highly ambivalent. There is an ambiguity when defining originals and separating them from replicas, thereby demonstrating/performing the discrepancies between the real and the Bfake^ (Miura 2015).…”
Section: Repetitions Replicas and Resistance: Some Analytical Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Keiko Miura (2015) uses the terms Breplica,^Bcopy,^and Breproduction^interchangeably to mean objects that are not considered to be Boriginal^or Bauthentic^in an artistic historical sense (Miura 2015, p. 270). In this paper, however, by using linguistic theory, the concept Brepeat^is mainly used to denote the Thai temple(s) that were reproduced in place of the Boriginal,^but not necessarily with the intention of deceiving the parties.…”
Section: Repetitions Replicas and Resistance: Some Analytical Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%