2003
DOI: 10.4067/s0717-73562003000200019
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Comentarios Y Discusiones en El Encuentro "Reflexión Sobre Patrimonio Cultural, Comunidades Indígenas Y Arqueología"

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“…Efforts to protect archaeological sites exclusively through material preservation misunderstand the ways in which human interactions infuse physical monuments with cultural meaning and social power. Recognizing that archaeological sites are embedded within complex social and political contexts changed how archaeological research was undertaken and opened the path to the development of heritage studies (Ayala, 2003; Funari, 2005; Harvey, 2001; Meskell, 2002). Since the 1990s, UNESCO state parties have adopted new approaches to protecting cultural heritage, challenging the dichotomy between intangible and tangible heritages, and emphasizing the involvement of contemporary communities in monument protection (Gfeller, 2015; Labadi, 2005, 2016; Matsuda, 1998).…”
Section: Introduction: Moving Past Colonial Materialismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Efforts to protect archaeological sites exclusively through material preservation misunderstand the ways in which human interactions infuse physical monuments with cultural meaning and social power. Recognizing that archaeological sites are embedded within complex social and political contexts changed how archaeological research was undertaken and opened the path to the development of heritage studies (Ayala, 2003; Funari, 2005; Harvey, 2001; Meskell, 2002). Since the 1990s, UNESCO state parties have adopted new approaches to protecting cultural heritage, challenging the dichotomy between intangible and tangible heritages, and emphasizing the involvement of contemporary communities in monument protection (Gfeller, 2015; Labadi, 2005, 2016; Matsuda, 1998).…”
Section: Introduction: Moving Past Colonial Materialismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Todo ello a pesar de existir un campesinado que sigue utilizando sistemas de gestión tradicional del territorio -a diferencia del campesinado del resto de Europa que ya participa de una agricultura capitalista -cuya colaboración activa en las políticas de desarrollo rural sería un pilar fundamental (Izquierdo Vallina 2008). Esto contrasta con la situación sudamericana donde, ya en 2003, Chungara editaba un número problematizando la relación entre patrimonio, comunidad y academia, discusión que se ha venido intensificando con el tiempo (Ayala et al 2003, Angelo 2010).…”
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