A EUROPEAN CULTURAL IDENTITY? HERITAGE and SHARED HISTORIES IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
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Auteurs : Bouke Van Gorp ; Hans RenesSource :
- Tijdschrift voor economische en sociale geografie [ 0040-747X ] ; 2007-07.
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Do the people in the European Union share a cultural identity? One important aspect of cultural identity is shared histories or common memories. Such histories can be presented by heritage. Heritage is those traces of the past a society chooses to preserve. Heritage is therefore also a way of defining oneself. To this day, the European Union has not yet compiled its own list of heritage. This paper analyses the World Heritage Sites of EU member states: sites that are considered to be of universal value. When taken together, what image of European history do these sites represent?
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