Aesthetic experiences can arise from the appreciation of human artifacts, such as artworks (e.g., music, poetry, sculpture, ...

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An online panel discussion hosted by The Peace Museum in Bradford brought together museum professionals, academics, and heritage practitioners to explore how the conflict in and about Northern Ireland ...

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If you grew up in the ’70s, you probably wouldn’t think of what’s to come as ironic, quirky, or fantastic eBay finds. These objects from everyday life were just part of, well, everyday life. They were ...

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