Paisagem cultural das Missões Jesuíticas Guaranis: o desafio de promover uma leitura patrimonial da paisagem

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  • Marcelo Brito
  • Ana Clara Giannecchini

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5821/identidades.8838

Abstract

In 80 years of operation of the policy of the Brazilian cultural heritage, new challenges of increasing complexity call into question the responsiveness of the National Historical and Artistic Heritage Institute - Iphan. In this case, the question is to understand the territory of Brazilian Jesuit Missions in Rio Grande do Sul through a systematic and multi-ethnic approach, respecting and valuing their cultural references and traditions, with a view to their preservation and local development. The Project of Valorization of the Cultural Landscape and the National Historic Park of Jesuit Missions of the Guarani, launched in August 2014, precisely works towards the gradual articulation of managers and local stakeholders and the promotion of social development actions. Aims the knowledge and the characterization of its cultural landscape and the creation of land management instruments for the National Historic Park of Jesuit Missions.

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No. 6 (2016)

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