Historicising Heritage and Emotions

List of Figures Contributors Acknowledgements Introduction: Historicising Heritage and Emotions Alicia Marchant Part I: Affective Histories of Blood, Stone and Land in Medieval and Early Modern Britain 1. Carved in Stone: Engaging with the Past in Medieval Orkney Sarah Randles 2. Wulfstan of Worcester's Weeping: The Architecture of the Norman Conquest as a Site of Cross-Cultural Emotion Jane-Heloise Nancarrow 3. John Hardyng's Scotland: Emotional Geographies and Forged Heritage in the Fifteenth Century Alicia Marchant 4. Sacred Memory: The Elizabethan Monuments of Westminster Abbey Peter Sherlock 5. Emotional Lineages: Blood, Property, Family and Affection in Early Modern Scotland Katie Barclay 6. "Let me weep for such a feeling loss": The Emotional Significance of Shakespeare's Heritage Susan Broomhall Part II: Affective Histories of Blood, Stone and Land in Australia and the Pacific 7. My Heritage - It is Not Just About Sticks and Stones - It is Timeless, Precious and Irreplaceable Patricia (Patsy) Cameron 8. The Crimson Thread of Medievalism: Haematic Heritage and Transhistorical Mood in Colonial Australia Louise D'Arcens 9. John Watt Beattie and the Presentation of Convict History Jon Addison 10. 'The General Softening of Manners Among Us': Music and the Moral Power of Nostalgia in a Colonial Penal Colony' Alan Maddox 11. Murdering Snow and Ruling the North: The Rise and Fall of Affective Colonialism and the Advent of Heritage Tourism in New Zealand Kristyn Harman 12. Convict Bloodlines: Crime, Intergenerational Legacies and Convict Heritage Hamish Maxwell-Stewart 13. The Esplanade and the City Gatekeepers: Contesting the Limits of Urban Heritage Protection Jenny Gregory Bibligraphy Index