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МЕСТА НАСИЛИЯ: ТЕРРОРИЗМ И НАСЛЕДИЕ В АРХЕОЛОГИЧЕСКОМ НАСТОЯЩЕМ (ПЕРЕВОД С АНГЛ. С.В. СОКОЛОВСКОГО)
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МЕСТА НАСИЛИЯ: ТЕРРОРИЗМ И НАСЛЕДИЕ В АРХЕОЛОГИЧЕСКОМ НАСТОЯЩЕМ (ПЕРЕВОД С АНГЛ. С.В. СОКОЛОВСКОГО)
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Мескелл Линн  
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69-88
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Автор исследует связь между актами террористического насилия в Египте, направленного против туристов из экономически развитых стран (Западной Европы, США, Японии), и политикой египетского правительства, направленной на ограждение иностранных туристов, посещающих в основном места, связанные с глобальным наследием, от контактов с местным населением. Международные западные организации противопоставляют археологическое наследие Древнего Египта как "колыбели цивилизации" современному мусульманскому Египту. Автор показывает, что СМИ, в значительной степени формирующие общественное мнение в странах Запада, создают образ мусульманской египетской культуры как "варварской" и тиражируют представление о том, что древнеегипетское наследие "принадлежит" культуре Запада.
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Египет, археология, терроризм, национализм, насилие, туризм, культурное наследие, этика, политика
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