Authenticity in Architectural Heritage Conservation: Discourses, Opinions, Experiences in Europe, South and East Asia

Architectural Heritage Conservation in South and East Asia and in Europe: Contemporary Practices by Niels Gutschow p.1-71, The Impulse to Remember: Thoughts on the Conservation of World War II Ruins in Germany by Mohan Pant p.73-83, Part I: Case Studies from South Asia p.85, The Idea of Place in the Practice of Restoration and Replication in India by A. G. Krishna Menon p.87-92, Humayun’s Tomb: Conservation and Restoration by Ratish Nanda p.93-114, Sompura: Traditional Master Builders of Western India by Rabindra J. Vasavada p.115-125
Contested Evaluations: Authenticity and the “Living Traditions” of Master Builders and Stonemasons in India by Katharina Weiler p.127-167, Material Authenticity and Conservation Traditions in Nepal by Sudarshan Raj Tiwari p.169-184, Part II: Case Studies From East Asia: Authenticity and Heritage Conservation in China: Translation, Interpretation, Practices by Yujie Zhu p.187-200, Restoration and Conservation of the Yisu Society Theater in Xi’an by Shaohua Grasmück-Zhangp.201-218, Aspects of Architectural Authenticity in Chinese Heritage Theme Parks by Katharina Weiler p.219-246, Repair by Disassembly” (Jap. Kaitai Shūri) in Japan by Mihō Fukuda p.247-260, Authenticity in Japan by Christoph Henrichsen p.261-286, Part III: Interviews: Changes in Basic Attitudes to Monument Preservation in Germany: A Conversation with Architectural Conservationist Gottfried Kiesow by Katharina Weiler p.289-309, Essential Architectural Values: A Conversation with the Architect Raj Rewal by Katharina Weiler p.311-320, The Conservation of Humayun’s Tomb in Delhi: A Debate On-Site by Katharina Weiler p.321-340, Conclusion by Katharina Weiler p.341-345