第一场：遗产价值议题溯源
Lecture1: Mapping the Issue of Values
讲座时间 ｜Time
2022.10.25 9:00 a.m. （GMT+8）
会议号｜ZOOM Link
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主持人｜Host
李光涵
联合国教科文组织亚太地区世界遗产培训与研究中心（北京）主任助理
Dr.Kuanghan Li
Director Assistant, WHITRAP Beijing
对谈人｜Discussant
赵鹏
故宫博物院古建部副主任
ZHAO Peng
Deputy Director , Department of Architectual Heritage, The Palace Museum
张力生
北京大学社会学系博士后
Dr. ZHANG Lisheng
Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Sociology, Peking University
讲座概要 | Abstract
长期以来，价值一直在遗产的理解和保护中起着不可或缺的基础作用。过去半个世纪中的政治社会变迁促进了遗产领域的机构和专业发展，同时大大拓宽了多元群体对遗产价值赋予的理解空间。对于历史的回溯以及对于当下问题的分析表明，当代遗产保护领域存在两种不同且互补的价值理解：一个与保护实践的物质性、策展性传统有关，可以称为“遗产价值”；另一个关注其在经济、政治、社会和环境层面的利用，可以称为“社会价值”。结合考虑这两种互不相同却相互依存的观点，我们可以推动专业领域的反思和发展，并激发出更出持续性和包容性的保护实践。
Values have long underpinned concepts of heritage and its conservation within the built environment. The last half century bore witness to a critical period of political and social influence that shaped the field’s institutional and professional development, and has broadened the understanding of how multiple publics may ascribe different values to heritage. An analysis of evolving trends and emerging issues suggests that the contemporary field is characterized by two distinct, complementary perspectives: one centered on heritage values (associated with the curatorial, materialist traditions of conservation practice) and the other on societal values (focused on the economic, political, social, and environmental uses of heritage). Integrating these different yet interdependent views can advance learning and self-critique within the professional field and inspire more sustainable and inclusive practices of conservation.
学者简介
About the Speaker
兰道尔·梅森
Randall F. Mason
宾夕法尼亚大学设计学院
历史保护系、城市与区域规划系教授
Professor
the Graduate Program in Historic Preservation
City & Regional Planning
University of Pennsylvania
兰道尔·梅森（Randall Mason）教授是宾夕法尼亚大学设计学院历史保护、城市与区域规划系教授，于2009-2017年担任项目主席，2014-2017年任PennPraxis中心执行主任。他的研究兴趣包括历史和保护理论、保护规划、保护经济学、历史遗址管理以及纪念碑的历史和设计。
在2004年加入宾大设计学院之前，Mason在盖蒂保护研究所担任高级项目专家，研究与遗产保护相关的经济和社会问题。他担任过的职位包括马里兰大学助理教授和历史保护系主任，以及罗得岛设计学院景观建筑系副教授。他有着多年遗产咨询的专业经验，并且作为联合创始人创立了非营利研究组织Minerva Partners。
他的出版物包括：《曾经和未来的纽约：历史保护和现代城市》（明尼苏达大学出版社，2009年，获得安托瓦内特·福雷斯特·唐宁奖）、《给予保护一段历史：美国历史保护的历史》（与马克斯·佩奇共同编辑；劳特利奇出版社，第二版，2019年）、《遗产管理中的价值观》（与埃里卡·阿夫拉米、苏珊·麦克唐纳、梅尔斯共同主编；盖蒂出版社，2019年）。
Randall Mason teaches in the Graduate Program in Historic Preservation and is a professor in the Department of City & Regional Planning at University of Pennsylvania. His research interests include history and theory of preservation, preservation planning, the economics of preservation, historic site management, and the history and design of memorials. He served as Program Chair from 2009-2017 and Executive Director of PennPraxis from 2014-2017.
Before joining the University of Pennsylvania in 2004, Mason worked as Senior Project Specialist at the Getty Conservation Institute, researching economic and social issues related to heritage conservation. His previous positions included Assistant Professor and Director of Historic Preservation at the University of Maryland, and adjunct faculty in landscape architecture at RISD. He had years of professional experience in consulting practice and co-founding the nonprofit research group Minerva Partners.
His publications include several books: The Once and Future New York: Historic Preservation and the Modern City (University of Minnesota Press, 2009, winner of SAH’s Antoinette Forrester Downing award); Giving Preservation a History: Histories of Historic Preservation in the United States (edited with Max Page; Routledge, second edition, 2019); Values in Heritage Management (edited with Erica Avrami, Susan Macdonald, and David Myers; Getty Publications, 2019).
当代遗产理论系列讲座简介
Contemporary Heritage Theory Lecture Series
近几十年来，文化遗产在当代社会的属性、功能和定位有了巨大的改变。遗产不再是为少数专业人士所把握解释权的小众事业，成为社会更广泛关注的议题。除了关注遗产本体的物质情况，遗产保护和利用亦被多元群体作为解决当代社会和文化议题的推手。无论是物质保护的结果或是推动社会发展的进程，以价值认知为核心的理念，始终是遗产保护学科里的重要方法。本系列讲座特邀宾夕法尼亚大学兰道尔·梅森教授，对遗产价值认知和其对保护与社会发展实践的启示，以美国当代社会为例，进行历史回溯、理念梳理、实践探索，让不同专业背景的学生能够理解遗产学科的动态性和广泛性，从而促进多学科的交叉融合。
In recent decades, the attributes, functions and roles of cultural heritage in contemporary society have seen drastic changes. Heritage has gradually departed from being a specialized industry interpreted by a small group of professionals, towards becoming a subject of wider social concern. In addition to focusing on the material condition, heritage conservation and utilization are also employed by diverse groups as a mean to address contemporary social and cultural issues. Nonetheless, whether as a result of physical conservation or as a catalyst for social development, value-centered concept has always been an important approach in heritage conservation. This lecture series invites Professor Randall Mason from the University of Pennsylvania, with contemporary American society as an example, to present a historical retrospection, conceptual clarification, and practical exploration of heritage value perception, as well as its implications for conservation and social development practice. We hope that students from diverse professional backgrounds can understand the dynamic and extensive nature of the heritage discipline, and thus promote interdisciplinary communication and integration.
