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heritage values: a standalone construct

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heritagevalues1 CONSTRUCTHeritage valuesTORRE · HERITAGE STUDIES

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Heritage studies

the many and often competing values, such as historic, aesthetic, social and economic, that people attach to heritage and that guide conservation choices.

In heritage studies, heritage values refers to the many and often competing values, such as historic, aesthetic, social and economic, that people attach to heritage and that guide conservation choices. This meaning comes from Torre (2002) in Assessing the values of cultural heritage.[1]

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  1. Torre, M. D. l. (2002). Assessing the values of cultural heritage. Getty Conservation Institute. Open Library record

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