目次

Introduction: Imaginative heritage and the playful poetics of memory Part I - Mapping imaginative practices of remembrance 1. Tales from the grass roots: imaginative heritage in practice 2. Deep mapping as memory-work: theoretical and methodological implications of heritage mapping 3. The sleeping giant and the cursed hill: mapping an imaginative heritage Part II -Visualising memories of the Italian Civil War (1943-1945) 4. A made up history? Mapping tall tales of the civil war (1943-1945) 5. A make-believe massacre: abject corpses, liminal spaces and the historical imagination Part III - Imagining communities in the living history museum: Beamish Museum and the vernacular of North-east England 6. Mapping memory of the Northeast at the Beamish Museum 7. The Grand Electric and the Airey prefabs: scenes from the Northeast everyday 8. Esther?fs home, but not as she?fd know it 9. Conclusion: On mapping the imagination and affective remembrance