如何在遗址地讲述过去的故事,从而对我们的当代社会产生效益?近年来,这个问题在遗产的学术研究与实践过程中不断被提及,引来了诸多回应(Derry & Malloy 2003;Peckham 2003;Burstrm et al 2004;Holtorf 2005;Smith 2006;Fairclough et al 2008;Holtorf & Ortman 2008;Egoz & Merhav 2009;Waterton & Smith 2009)。通过分析瑞典卢马市的一个案例,我将在本文中给出其中一种答案。在卢马市 How to tell the story of the past from the ruins to benefit our contemporary society? In recent years, this issue has been repeatedly mentioned in the academic research and practice of the heritage, which has aroused many responses (Derry & Malloy 2003; Peckham 2003 ; Burström et al 2004; Holtorf 2005; Smith 2006; Fairclough et al 2008; Holtorf & Ortman 2008; Egoz & Merhav 2009; Waterton & Smith 2009). By analyzing a case of Luma, Sweden, I will give one of the answers in this article. In the city of Lourma