2006
DOI: 10.1590/s1518-70122006000200003
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Educación patrimonial en facao, Mato Grosso: una propuesta sobre patrimonio, identidad, educación y desarrollo local

Abstract: desarrollo local para las comunidades rurales del Brasil que se base en una estrecha vinculación entre el Patrimonio Cultural y la Identidad local, potenciada por un proceso educativo pertinente que reconozca las particularidades de cada realidad rural en un contexto global.

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“…Local history (Fine-Meyer, 2014) and social memory play a key role (Pinto, 2011). Using documents and memories, the pupils investigate many material and immaterial remains as a link to approaching aspects such as landscape, identity and heritage (Feliu-Torruellas and Hernández Cardona, 2020;Hernández and Castilho, 2006;Pinto and Zarbato, 2017). A "new localism" is proposed (Gruenewald and Smith, 2008) with the aim of promoting the ethics of caring for the environment as a social improvement (Chinnery, 2013), whilst making more explicit connections between globalisation, capitalism, economic exploitation and cultural oppression (McInerney et al, 2011).…”
Section: A Methodological Model For Landscape and Sustainabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Local history (Fine-Meyer, 2014) and social memory play a key role (Pinto, 2011). Using documents and memories, the pupils investigate many material and immaterial remains as a link to approaching aspects such as landscape, identity and heritage (Feliu-Torruellas and Hernández Cardona, 2020;Hernández and Castilho, 2006;Pinto and Zarbato, 2017). A "new localism" is proposed (Gruenewald and Smith, 2008) with the aim of promoting the ethics of caring for the environment as a social improvement (Chinnery, 2013), whilst making more explicit connections between globalisation, capitalism, economic exploitation and cultural oppression (McInerney et al, 2011).…”
Section: A Methodological Model For Landscape and Sustainabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%