Melipillan Heritage Portrait Project. Recording cultural heritage through community participation

Authors

  • José Marcelo Bravo Sánchez Institute of History and Heritage, University of Chile
  • Patricio Hernán Duarte Gutiérrez Institute of History and Heritage, University of Chile https://orcid.org/0009-0006-1979-7023

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18537/mskn.15.02.01

Keywords:

Heritage portrait, vernacular heritage, heritage valuation, peasant culture, heritage territoriality

Abstract

The objective of the project “Melipillano Heritage Portrait” was to recognize the cultural heritage of the commune of Melipilla (Chile), through a registry of assets, in order to raise awareness among the different local actors regarding the values of this invisible cultural heritage, through qualitative and quantitative techniques. It aimed to obtain a relevant and operational input for the valuation and recovery of heritage through the systematization of the information collected in six community workshops, from three categories of analysis: material, intangible and cultural landscape. The research demonstrated the lack of protection of the local heritage and identity, which is  limited to a perception that does not reflect the diversity that constitutes it, focusing on only two representative  cases (Pomaire and Melipilla) and leaving aside other villages that coexist in this territory, which are also an interesting resource to recognize and preserve as an expression of the cultural heritage of the peasant community.

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Author Biographies

José Marcelo Bravo Sánchez, Institute of History and Heritage, University of Chile

Researcher and Academician of the Institute of History and Heritage of the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the University of Chile. Urbanism of the University of Chile. Geographer of the University of Chile. Diploma in Political and Strategic Political and Strategic Studies and Master in Security and Defense from ANEPE. Doctor of the Program of D. in History, Geography and Art History: Society, Territory and Heritage (2018). School of International Doctorate. University of Murcia (Murcia, Spain). Assistant Professor in charge of the chairs of Cultural Anthropology, Urban-Rural Sociology, Cultural Geography, Intangible Heritage, among others. In addition, he is a member of ICOMOS-CHILE, SOCHIGEO and of the Chair of Intangible Cultural Heritage (University of La Plata / UNESCO). He has also participated in several projects of Cultural Geography, Cultural Heritage and Cultural Tourism. Finally, he has participated as speaker and exhibitor in several academic, scientific and general public events and general public.

Patricio Hernán Duarte Gutiérrez, Institute of History and Heritage, University of Chile

Associate Professor, academic and researcher at the Institute of History and Heritage of the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the University of Chile. of Architecture and Urbanism of the University of Chile. Architect of the Universidad de Chile. Academic in charge of the chairs of History of Architecture, History of Chilean and American Architecture, History of Chilean History of Chilean and American Architecture, History of Republican Chilean Architecture, City, Patrimony and Restoration, History, Culture of Classical Architecture and Architecture Criticism. Finally, has participated in various projects of Architectural Restoration and Cultural Heritage. Thus He has also been a speaker and exhibitor at various academic, scientific and general public events
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2024-12-20

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Bravo Sánchez, J. M., & Duarte Gutiérrez, P. H. (2024). Melipillan Heritage Portrait Project. Recording cultural heritage through community participation. Maskana, 15(2), 9–26. https://doi.org/10.18537/mskn.15.02.01

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Vol. 15 No. 2 (2024)

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