Fair Use and Traditional Cultural Expressions

Stoianoff, Natalie P.; Wright, Evana

doi:10.22459/mcwap.10.2018.03

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Actualization And Inheritance Of Pabitte Passapu Art In Tanah Towa Village, South Sulawesi

Samidi,

Husain

2024

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The preservation of the traditional art of Pabitte Passapu faces challenges when there are changes in the community supporting the art, so that the inheritance of art to the younger generation is hampered. This condition disrupts the stability of the arts in the Kajang indigenous community. Therefore, the problem in this article is the efforts made by the Kajang indigenous community in maintaining the art of Pabitte Passapu so that the value and meaning of the art remain a source of learning. The objectives of this article are first, to explain that the Kajang indigenous people maintain local values in the midst of societal changes; second, to analyze the performance and meaning of the Pabitte Passapu dance as a source of learning local values; and third, to analyze the ability of the indigenous people to pass on the intellectual property contained in the Pabitte Passapu art. This research uses qualitative research methods. Data were collected through observation, in-depth interviews, oral history interviews, and documentation. Qualitative data analysis uses historical and socio-cultural approaches, especially dance sociology. The results showed that the preservation of the art of Pabitte Passapu can be done through the strategy of strengthening the space for the actualization of art, innovating the inheritance of art through learning and training.

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Actualization And Inheritance Of Pabitte Passapu Art In Tanah Towa Village, South Sulawesi

Samidi,

Husain

2024

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Intellectual Property Considerations in the Preservation and Revival of Folklore Through Tourism

Ghose,

Ali

2024

Advances in Hospitality, Tourism, and the Services Industry

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The commodification of folklore through tourism in India poses unique intellectual property challenges. This chapter explores strategies for sustainable cultural heritage management that respect both the economic and cultural value of these traditions. It contends that while tourism can drive economic growth and foster cultural exchange, it risks misappropriating and decontextualising folklore if not managed with consideration for indigenous intellectual property rights To address this, the chapter advocates for the development of tailored IPR guidelines to safeguard the interests of local communities that are the custodians of folklore. The chapter proposes a balanced approach that aligns the economic incentives of tourism with the ethical preservation of folklore, ensuring that cultural expressions are not only maintained but also respected and understood, thereby contributing to the sustainable management of India's rich traditions.

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Fair Use and Traditional Cultural Expressions

Abstract: Indigenous knowledge may be broadly described as the system of knowledge developed and maintained by Indigenous and local communities and transmitted from generation to generation and includes:

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Actualization And Inheritance Of Pabitte Passapu Art In Tanah Towa Village, South Sulawesi

Actualization And Inheritance Of Pabitte Passapu Art In Tanah Towa Village, South Sulawesi

Intellectual Property Considerations in the Preservation and Revival of Folklore Through Tourism

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