Between Imagined Communities of Practice
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Imaginations, Constructions and Constraints: Some Concluding Remarks on Heritage, Community and Participation

Abstract: When UNESCO adopted the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2003, a new heritage concept was transformed into a mighty global policy. According to many authors (see Bortolotto in this volume), new notions of heritage and new criteria concerning the definition of the heritage within this new policy were established, globally spread and finally translated into national heritage policies (cf. Bendix, Peselmann and Eggert 2012). In the realm of the intangible heritage convention,… Show more

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“…e.g. Tauschek 2013Tauschek , 2015Noyes 2006;Nikočević 2013;Yun 2015) occurs as a consequence of recognition by UNESCO, the interest for inclusion in intangible heritage lists does not seem to be waning. According to current data, 470 elements have been included in the lists so far, while 50 are going through the valorization process required for them to be included in 2018.…”
Section: The Inclusivity Of Intangible Heritagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…e.g. Tauschek 2013Tauschek , 2015Noyes 2006;Nikočević 2013;Yun 2015) occurs as a consequence of recognition by UNESCO, the interest for inclusion in intangible heritage lists does not seem to be waning. According to current data, 470 elements have been included in the lists so far, while 50 are going through the valorization process required for them to be included in 2018.…”
Section: The Inclusivity Of Intangible Heritagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…económico y político que hunden sus raíces en la expansión neoliberal y del proceso de globalización 7 . En definitiva, la noción de PCI no es novedosa, véanse por ejemplo, las similitudes de la definición de PCI de la Convención de 2003 de la UNESCO con la definición de folklore de 1846 de William Thoms (Sánchez-Carretero, 2005: 149); aunque sí que lo son las formas en que se define como patrimonio (Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, 2004;Arizpe, 2004;Quintero, 2005;Pérez Galán, 2008;Bortolotto, 2011;Villaseñor y Zolla, 2012; Santamarina, 2013) y una serie de nuevas relaciones y protagonismos entre los actantes de la patrimonialización (Tauschek, 2015;Adell et al, 2015) 8 .…”
Section: Un Patrimonio "Democratizador": Desafíos Y Paradojas Del Patunclassified
“…8. Tauschek (2015) propone aplicar la teoría del actor-red considerando que las distintas formas de patrimonialización deben ser analizadas a través de las relaciones e interacciones del conjunto de actantes humanos (depositarios heterogéneos, empresarios, expertos, políticos, turistas, etc.) y nohumanos (normas, procedimientos, referencias…).…”
Section: Un Patrimonio "Democratizador": Desafíos Y Paradojas Del Patunclassified
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