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An examination of the imprint left by the United Fruit Company's Banana Enclave, which operated between 1938 and 1985, accomplished this. The identification of enduring marks, visible heritage activations in state declarations, and narratives romanticizing the lush tropical landscape framed between the mountains and the sea, reconstructed by progress but concealing the violence inflicted on the territory, bodies, and memories, all played a role. From Golfito, multidisciplinary discussion sheds light on the complexity of landscape heritage, which includes social values, conflict, and territorial use strategies. 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The developed gamble was possible through de bibliography revision and the dialogue with different actors and specialists. Through a self-critical approach, the research explores the possibilities and importance of decentering the cultural environment, sustainable development, and the global and regional political systems, which perpetuate the principles of the world system, upon which Western Conservation Theory is still based. The research demonstrates the landscape's dilution between ecological and scenographic dimensions within Costa Rica's national norms on the environment, urban planning, and heritage. The case study in Golfito, located in Costa Rica's South Pacific, was where these perspectives collided. An examination of the imprint left by the United Fruit Company's Banana Enclave, which operated between 1938 and 1985, accomplished this. 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Utilizing sociological imagination and critical discourse analysis, this study delves into the colonial implications of the UNESCO designation, which serves as a centralized and universalized reference point, shaping doctrinal notions about heritage and landscape. The developed gamble was possible through de bibliography revision and the dialogue with different actors and specialists. Through a self-critical approach, the research explores the possibilities and importance of decentering the cultural environment, sustainable development, and the global and regional political systems, which perpetuate the principles of the world system, upon which Western Conservation Theory is still based. The research demonstrates the landscape's dilution between ecological and scenographic dimensions within Costa Rica's national norms on the environment, urban planning, and heritage. The case study in Golfito, located in Costa Rica's South Pacific, was where these perspectives collided. 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A conversação aberta aqui apresentada, de base autocrítica, colocou a possibilidade e a necessidade de descentrar a paisagem cultural, o cenário do desenvolvimento sustentável e o aparato político internacional e regional que reproduz os princípios do sistema-mundo, sobre o quais, a Teoria da Preservação ainda se ancora. Esta dependência é demonstrada no conjunto da norma relativa ao ambiente, ao planejamento urbano e ao patrimônio, no qual a paisagem se dilui entre sua dimensão ecológica e cenográfica. Foi na paisagem da cidade de Golfito, localizada no Pacífico Sul da Costa Rica, onde se atravessaram essas miradas, desde a revisão sobre a marca do Enclave Bananeiro da United Fruit Company, estabelecido entre 1938 e até 1985, a identificação das marcas de longa duração presentes, as ativações patrimoniais evidentes nos tombamentos e os relatos sobre a paisagem tropical exuberante emoldurada entre a montanha e o mar, reconstruídos pelo progresso, que romantizam as violências exercidas sobre o território, corpos e memórias. A partir de Golfito, o processo de imaginação sociológica e diálogo multidisciplinar permitiu problematizar o patrimônio paisagístico como dimensão que, carregada de valores próprios da complexidade social, envolve a mudança, manifesta o conflito e as estratégias do uso do território, e que, além das práticas seculares da preservação, serviria como lugar de trabalho participativo para superar a enunciações a respeito da ideia pictórica da paisagem e do patrimônio enquanto dispositivo de poder determinado exclusivamente pela prática, altamente tecnocrática e secular, a maioria das vezes, do tombamento. Finalmente, se discute esta noção, totalizadora, que permitiria reconhecer, a partir das estruturas locais da administração institucional e das formas de organização da vida cotidiana, as práticas que compõem esse patrimônio paisagístico enquanto imagem heterogénea, em movimento, cheia de disputas e sobre a qual haveria múltiplas versões."]},{"key":"dc:title","label":"Title","values":["Crítica al paisaje cultural como estrategia de conservación del patrimonio paisajístico en Costa Rica : políticas, prácticas y desafíos, el caso de la ciudad de Golfito."]}]}],"canonical_facts":{"dc:creator":["Riba-Hernández, Lucía"],"dc:date.accessioned":["2024-02-06T13:28:15Z"],"dc:date.available":["2024-02-06T13:28:15Z"],"dc:date.issued":["2023-09-29"],"dc:description.abstract":["This dissertation endeavors to challenge the prevailing discourses and practices surrounding landscape heritage conservation in Costa Rica, by critically examining the concept of cultural landscape, as defined, at 1992, by the system that operationalizes the 1972 Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage. 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An examination of the imprint left by the United Fruit Company's Banana Enclave, which operated between 1938 and 1985, accomplished this. The identification of enduring marks, visible heritage activations in state declarations, and narratives romanticizing the lush tropical landscape framed between the mountains and the sea, reconstructed by progress but concealing the violence inflicted on the territory, bodies, and memories, all played a role. From Golfito, multidisciplinary discussion sheds light on the complexity of landscape heritage, which includes social values, conflict, and territorial use strategies. 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A conversação aberta aqui apresentada, de base autocrítica, colocou a possibilidade e a necessidade de descentrar a paisagem cultural, o cenário do desenvolvimento sustentável e o aparato político internacional e regional que reproduz os princípios do sistema-mundo, sobre o quais, a Teoria da Preservação ainda se ancora. Esta dependência é demonstrada no conjunto da norma relativa ao ambiente, ao planejamento urbano e ao patrimônio, no qual a paisagem se dilui entre sua dimensão ecológica e cenográfica. Foi na paisagem da cidade de Golfito, localizada no Pacífico Sul da Costa Rica, onde se atravessaram essas miradas, desde a revisão sobre a marca do Enclave Bananeiro da United Fruit Company, estabelecido entre 1938 e até 1985, a identificação das marcas de longa duração presentes, as ativações patrimoniais evidentes nos tombamentos e os relatos sobre a paisagem tropical exuberante emoldurada entre a montanha e o mar, reconstruídos pelo progresso, que romantizam as violências exercidas sobre o território, corpos e memórias. 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