Cultural Heritage

Made by Ágnes Drosztmér, from the Capella Palatina in Sicily

Cultural heritage can be defined as the legacy of physical artifacts (cultural property) and intangible attributes of a group or society inherited from the past. Cultural Heritage is a concept which offers a bridge between the past and the future with the application of particular approaches in the present. Due to its attached values for these groups or societies, cultural heritage is maintained in the present and bestowed for the benefit of future generations.

Faculty
Students
Courses
Publications
Activities

József Laszlovszky

Archaeology of Eurasia
Material Culture of Medieval and Modern Hungary
Urban History of Central Europe

Alice Choyke

Animals
Cultural Heritage
Archaeological Material Culture

Anastasia Felcher (Visiting)

Cultural History of Borderlands
Minority Histories in Plural Societies
Memory and Heritage of Violence
Archiving the Cold War and Post-Socialist Transition

Béla Zsolt Szakács

Medieval Art and Architecture
Central European Art History
High Medieval Culture

Charles Shaw

Cold War Studies
Comparative Empires
Cultural History and Cultural Studies
Nationalism Studies

Constantin Iordachi

Fascism and Totalitarianism
Nation and Nationalism
Political History
Southeastern Europe/Balkans

Cristian-Nicolae Gaşpar

History of Premodern Gender and Sexualities
Historical Sociolinguistics
Late-Antique and Medieval Intellectual and Religious History

Daniel Ziemann

Early Medieval Bulgarians
Medievalisms
Carolingian Empire

Éloïse Adde

Late-Medieval Bohemia
Political Culture
Medieval Nation
Manuscript Culture

Katalin Szende

Medieval Towns in Central Europe
Society, Demography and Literacy
Everyday Life and Topography

M. Brett Wilson

Modernism
Print Culture
Islamic Studies
State Relations with Religious Institutions

Marcell Sebők

History of Collections
Early Modern History of Knowledge and Science
Microhistory and Historical Anthropology
Networks in History

Zsuzsanna Szálka

Cultural Management

Karsten Johannes Schuil

Cultural and Intellectual History
Emotional and Sensory History
Medievalisms
Pilgrimage Studies

Adéwolé Faladé

Artefact Repatriation and Contemporary Art
Repatriation and Patrimonialization in the Rep. of Benin
Rethinking European Ethnographic Museums and New African Museum Policies
Art, Politics and the Scripting of a New Identity

Çiçek Dereli

Byzantine Monasticism
Object and Place Biographies
Urban Anthropology

MA Students

As well as PhDs, our MA students study and publish in their chosen research fields. Click on the image above for a list of MA students working in the field of Cultural Heritage.