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Mass, modern, and mine: heritage and popular culture / Mike Robinson and Helaine Silverman -- When popular religion becomes elite heritage: tensions and transformation at the shrine of St. Padre Pio of Pietrelcina / Michael A. Di Giovine -- Experiencing intangible heritage on the byway: the Mississippi blues trail and the Virginia Crooked Road / Paul Hardin Kapp -- Material falsehoods: living a lie at this old fort / Robert Pahre -- Women, tourism, and the visual narrative of interwar tourism in the American Southwest / Joy Sperling -- Deploying heritage to solve today's dilemmas: the swedes of Rockford Illinois / Lynne M. Dearborn -- From co-op to conglomerate: quality courts, World War II, and the commodification of travel / John Woodrow Presley -- Branding Peru: cultural heritage and popular culture in the marketing strategy of PromPerú / Helaine Silverman -- Parodying heritage tourism / Richard W. Hallett -- Contemporizing Kensington: popular culture and the 'enchanted palace' exhibit / Julian Hartman, Caitlin Carson, Cele Otnes and Pauline Maclaren -- Collecting London 2012: exploring the unofficial legacy of the olympic games / Anna Woodham -- 'Deomcratizing' genealogy and family heritage practices: the view from Urbana Illinois / Noah Lenstra -- Uneasy heritage: remembering everyday life in post-socialist memorials and museums / Sara Jones -- Trees as reappropriated heritage in popular cultures of memorialization: the rhetoric of resilient (human) nature / Joy Sather-Wagstaff. |
