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Museums of language and the display of intangible cultural heritage

who can previously make visits freely. Similarly, the nomination of the Kaiyuan Temple on the World Heritage List has led to the introduction of limits on the use of joss-sticks on temple grounds, presumably to reduce fire risk to their wooden building structures. However, these restrictions are leading to the simplification of ritual practices for the religious practitioners. Heritage and Religion in East Asia is an important work that engages with the relationship and interaction between heritage and religion in East Asia. It makes a crucial contribution to critical heritage studies by examining how Indigenous religion is translated and appropriated within the heritage framework in the context of East Asia, and the wider implications of this appropriation on the cultural heritage and religious practices of the local communities. It is a highly recommended read for anyone who has an interest in the nexus between religion and cultural heritage, especially in East Asia.