Authenticity of architectural monuments. From a "honourable mummy" to a "post-monument"
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Issue No. 24 (2025)
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Authenticity of architectural monuments. From a "honourable mummy" to a "post-monument"
Grzegorz Bukal173-184
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The paper presents the author's voice in the discussion on the authenticity of architectural monuments. It refers to the concept of authenticity, the problem of its relativization, tests the WHL ”authenticity test” for common monuments, and proposes the concept of ”post-monument” as an equivalent of post-truth
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