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This volume examines two main topics of the Transdisciplinary Research Area (TRA) "Past Worlds and Modern Questions: Cultures across Time and Space" at the University of Bonn: cultural intangible heritage and communication. The authors focus on the interrelations of these topics by analyzing past cultural, political, social, and economic constellations from broad geographical and historical perspectives. The contributions aim to overcome the canonical timeline anchored in Eurocentric history, affecting two areas of investigation in particular: Museum studies, which has been transformed in recent decades by new ways of thinking about and doing museum work, as well as concepts of understanding communication as a historical process of transfer that occurred during the so-called premodern age. Interrelations between Cultural Intangible Heritage and Communication through Time and Space This volume examines two main topics of the Transdisciplinary Research Area (TRA) "Past Worlds and Modern Questions - Cultures across Time and Space" at the University of Bonn: cultural intangible heritage and communication. The authors focus on the interrelations of these topics by analyzing past cultural, political, social, and economic constellations from broad geographical and historical perspectives. The contributions aim to overcome the canonical timeline anchored in Eurocentric history, affecting two areas of investigation in particular: Museum studies, which has been transformed in recent decades by new ways of thinking about and doing museum work, as well as concepts of understanding communication as a historical process of transfer that occurred during the so-called premodern age. Florian Hartmann studierte in Berlin und Bonn. Nach der Promotion 2005 und Tätigkeiten am Deutschen Historischen Institut in Rom, Italien, 2007-2010, und Bonn folgte 2012 die Habilitation. Danach lehrte er an den Universitäten Bonn, Chemnitz, Aachen und Erlangen. Er ist Professor für Mittlere Geschichte an der RWTH Aachen. Prof. Dr. Matthias Becher studierte Geschichte und Politische Wissenschaften in Konstanz und ist seit 1998 Professor für Mittelalterliche und Neuere Geschichte an der Universität Bonn. Von 2016 bis 2021 war er Sprecher des Sonderforschungsbereichs 1167 und leitete anschießend das Bonner Zentrum 'Macht und Herrschaft'.
Prof. Dr. Karoline Noack lehrt Altamerikanistik und Ethnologie an der Universität Bonn.
Prof. Dr. Matthias Becher studierte Geschichte und Politische Wissenschaften in Konstanz und ist seit 1998 Professor für Mittelalterliche und Neuere Geschichte an der Universität Bonn. Von 2016 bis 2021 war er Sprecher des Sonderforschungsbereichs 1167 und leitete anschießend das Bonner Zentrum 'Macht und Herrschaft'.Prof. Dr. Karoline Noack lehrt Altamerikanistik und Ethnologie an der Universität Bonn.
