Cultural landscape and public policies of World Heritage in Brazil (2012-2019)
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World Heritage. cultural landscape. public policies. narratives. memory.Abstract
The concept of cultural landscape, historically associated with geographical science, was interpreted as a typology of the World Heritage site and incorporated by the UNESCO Committee in 1992. The article aims to understand this concept and the typologies derived from it and operated by UNESCO, in the two cases that occurred in Brazil: "Rio de Janeiro: carioca landscapes between the sea and the mountain" and "Conjunto Moderno da Pampulha". After analyzing the dossiers of application for the title of World Heritage it was possible to identify the uses of memory and narrative constructions derived from the confluence of the concept of cultural landscape and public policies of the fields of Brazilian and world heritage. The result is the discourses that consecrated these two Brazilian sites as exceptional cultural landscapes, recognized worldwide.
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