Heranca-Revista de Historia Patrimonio e Cultura
Scope & Guideline
Preserving History, Enriching Culture
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Cultural Heritage Preservation:
The journal emphasizes the importance of preserving cultural heritage, exploring various methods and practices that safeguard historical artifacts, traditions, and narratives. - Interdisciplinary Approaches:
It encourages interdisciplinary research, integrating perspectives from history, art, music, and sociology to provide a holistic understanding of cultural phenomena. - Historical Contextualization:
The journal aims to contextualize cultural practices within their historical frameworks, examining how past events shape contemporary cultural identities and expressions. - Cultural Identity and Expression:
A significant focus is placed on the interplay between culture and identity, exploring how cultural expressions reflect societal values, challenges, and transformations over time. - Gender and Cultural Studies:
The journal highlights research on gender dynamics within cultural practices, addressing the historical roles of women and marginalized groups in shaping cultural narratives. - Global Perspectives on Local Traditions:
It seeks to provide insights into how local traditions interact with global influences, showcasing the evolution and adaptation of cultural practices in a globalized context.
Trending and Emerging
- Cultural Integration and Innovation:
There is an increasing focus on the integration of culture and innovation, particularly in how traditional practices adapt to modern contexts and the impact of technology on cultural expressions. - Gender and Cultural Dynamics:
Emerging themes emphasize the role of gender in cultural narratives, exploring how gendered experiences shape artistic expressions and cultural identities in contemporary society. - Digital and Experimental Museology:
The trend towards digital engagement in cultural heritage, including the use of technology in museum practices and exhibitions, is gaining traction, reflecting the need for innovative approaches to heritage preservation. - Cultural Resilience and Revitalization:
Research on cultural resilience, particularly in the context of endangered traditions and community efforts to revitalize cultural practices, is increasingly prominent, highlighting the importance of safeguarding intangible cultural heritage. - Cross-Cultural Influences:
There is a growing interest in exploring cross-cultural influences and interactions, examining how different cultural traditions inform and transform one another in a globalized world.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Historical Narratives:
There is a noticeable decline in the publication of papers focused solely on traditional historical narratives without interdisciplinary integration, as the journal shifts towards more innovative and contextual approaches. - Colonial Studies:
Research focusing on colonial narratives and perspectives has decreased, possibly indicating a shift towards more contemporary cultural issues and local narratives that resonate with current societal contexts. - Static Cultural Representations:
Themes centered on static representations of culture, such as traditional folklore without critical engagement, are less frequently addressed, suggesting a move towards dynamic and evolving interpretations of cultural practices. - Historical Artifacts without Context:
There is a reduced emphasis on studies that focus exclusively on historical artifacts without linking them to broader cultural and social narratives, as the journal aims for a more contextualized understanding of heritage. - Overly Regional Focus:
The journal has moved away from strictly regional studies that do not connect to broader global or interdisciplinary themes, reflecting a trend towards more integrated cultural analyses.
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