| 英文摘要 |
In the debate about the basic tenets of modern preservation we sometimes overlook, on account of such historically encumbered and variously interpreted general terms as "restoration" or "re-construction" and such catchphrase as"conserve, do not restore", the fact that general principles do indeed exist, regardless of whether or not the goals of preservation can be made to prevail within the framework of differing provisions for the protection of monuments. |
