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Patrimoine et propriété : les origines bureaucratiques et scientifiques des conflits culturels
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Le modèle du patrimoine (« héritage ») en vigueur dans une grande partie du monde est clairement d’origine occidentale. Étroitement lié aux pratiques associées à la transmission de la propriété familiale, ce modèle sert à fournir une logique commune aux organisations internationales comme l’UNESCO, mais en même temps il exclut d’autres modalités de concevoir la création, l’utilisation et la transmission des biens culturels, en confinant toute idée de patrimoine à une structure conceptuelle fortement étatiste. La conférence sera illustrée par des exemples issus, pour la plupart, de recherches de terrain réalisées en Grèce, en Italie et en Thaïlande.
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The cultural route's philosophy of union of diversity requires continuous encouragement of interculturality and fostering of the concept of common goods during the heritagization process.
“Therefore, the cultural route's philosophy of union of diversity requires continuous encouragement of interculturality and fostering of the concept of common goods during the heritagization process (Herzfeld 2017).”
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- Herzfeld, M.
- Venue
- Nuevo mundo mundos nuevos
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- OpenEdition
- Published
- 2017
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- 1626-0252
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