CIMED21 - I Congreso Internacional De Museos Y Estrategias Digitales 2021
DOI: 10.4995/cimed21.2021.12673
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El Museo Virtual de las Fiestas del Fuego del Pirineo. Un museo en línea a partir del patrimonio inmaterial

Abstract: Este texto presenta el proyecto que estamos desarrollando sobre el Museo Virtual de las Fiestas del Fuego en los Pirineos, inscrita en la Lista Representativa del Patrimonio Inmaterial de la Humanidad. Se trata de un proyecto interfronterizo, desarrollado por distintas universidades y entidades de la administración de España, Francia y Andorra, así como asociaciones dedicadas a la celebración de la fiesta. El proyecto, financiado por fondos Interreg, nació para dar continuidad a la declaración de Patrimonio mu… Show more

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“…An altered experience of everyday life. The pandemic has affected numerous forms of social behaviour (Sélim, 2020), including several academic dynamics (Shelley-Egan, 2020), forms of domestic life, digital communication (Myles et al, 2021), the way we celebrate festivals and intangible heritage (Roigé et al, 2021b) and personal relationships.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…An altered experience of everyday life. The pandemic has affected numerous forms of social behaviour (Sélim, 2020), including several academic dynamics (Shelley-Egan, 2020), forms of domestic life, digital communication (Myles et al, 2021), the way we celebrate festivals and intangible heritage (Roigé et al, 2021b) and personal relationships.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An altered experience of everyday life . The pandemic has affected numerous forms of social behaviour (Sélim, 2020), including several academic dynamics (Shelley-Egan, 2020), forms of domestic life, digital communication (Myles et al, 2021), the way we celebrate festivals and intangible heritage (Roigé et al, 2021b) and personal relationships. During COVID-19, everyday life has been altered: initially, we were forced to stay at home, which became both a refuge and a kind of prison (Moretti and Matturo, 2021), and then, we were faced with a ‘new normality’, characterised by ‘new’ social elements and habits.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%