The conservation movement : a history of architectural preservation : antiquity to modernity /
Glendinning, Miles,1956-
London : Routledge,
2013.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction : the conservation movement : stepchild of progress. -- Pre-1789 : foundations of the movement : care for old buildings in the pre-modern age (Harbingers of heritage : Antiquity, Christendom, Renaissance. -- Antiquarian antecedents : 17th and 18th centuries). -- 1789-1914 : growth of the movement : first modern ideologies of conservation (International revolutions and national heritages, 1789-1850. -- The life-force of age : restoration and anti-scrape, 1850-1890. -- Militant monuments : nationalist conservation rivalries, 1890-1914). -- 1914-1945 : crisis of the movement : mass heritage, mass destruction (Monument wars : devastation and rebuilding, 1914-39. -- Total war and cultural bombing, 1939-45). -- 1945-1989 : heyday of the movement : parallel narratives of post-war preservation (Parallel lives : new and old in the west, 1945-1968. -- From counter-culture to control : western triumphs of conservation, 1968-89. -- Heritage complexities in the socialist bloc, 1945-1989. -- Charters and conventions : the internationalisation of heritage, 1945-1989. -- Post-1989 : the contemporary story (Heritage in the age of globalisation, post-1989). -- Epilogue.
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