List of illustrations
Acknowledgments
Introduction / Tine Reeh, Tine Damsholt, Christina Petterson and Marie Riegels Melchior
Chapter 1. How a "hyggeligt" home became cultural heritage: on the church historiography of Moravian Christiansfeld / Tine Reeh
Chapter 2. "We held a quite blessed communion, the lamb was unusually close to me": individual and community in the Moravian society in eighteenth-century Copenhagen / Sigrid Nielsby Christensen
Chapter 3. "The first sparks of self-knowledge": Moravian everyday practices and the shaping of emotional and civic selves / Tine Damsholt
Chapter 4. An extended weekend excursion to Christiansfeld in 1796: musical practice and aesthetics in a late eighteenth-century Moravian community / Peter Hauge
Chapter 5. The Moravian church in Christiansfeld past and present from the perspective of the sociology of religion / Margit Warburg
Chapter 6. Living with world heritage: authority and knowledge in contemporary Moravian Christiansfeld / Rasmus Rask Poulsen
Chapter 7. Being and becoming world heritage: exploring the materialization of the deliciously sweet Christiansfeld honey cake / Marie Riegels Melchior
Chapter 8. The Moravian Lebenslauf: tradition and sustainability / Jill E.S. Vogt
Chapter 9. Tangible and intangible heritage: impacts on the Moravian Church caused by the world heritage inscription of Christiansfeld / Jørgen Bøytler
Chapter 10. The community archive in Christiansfeld between local and global / Christina Petterson
Chapter 11. Digital humanities and cultural heritage: updating the eighteenth century / Katherine M. Faull
Concluding remarks and perspectives / Tine Damsholt, Tine Reeh, Marie Riegels Melchior, and Christina Petterson
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