El reconocimiento de los espacios intelectuales como patrimonio cultural: una perspectiva territorial
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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.pasos.2013.11.030Keywords:
patrimonio cultural, lugares intelectuales, geografía, espacios urbanos, historia culturalAbstract
Esta contribución ilustra, junto con la literatura más actualizada, la evolución del concepto de patrimonio cultural y cómo la geografía contribuyó a esta revisión epistemológica de la idea. Esta visión es el punto de partida de la investigación que aquí se presenta. Se trata de los lugares elegidos por los intelectuales de la época moderna como centros de actividades culturales: las academias y los cafés literarios. Estos lugares han sido olvidados, pero representan espacios significativos tanto en las grandes como en las pequeñas ciudades y pueblos de Europa y en particular en Italia. Su reconocimiento como patrimonio cultural nos permite comprender mejor la identidad europea e incluir las academias y los cafés literarios en las rutas turísticas.
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