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Euvrard, Élisabeth. "La valorisation du patrimoine culturel immatériel en Sardaigne : les jeux traditionnels entre loisir, identité et développement local." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016AIXM3048.
Full textThe present study focuses on the promotion of intangible cultural heritage and the prospect of resulting economic and touristic development generated in Sardinia, based on the example of traditional games. In various parts of the world, its current transformation in local development resources and / or instrumentalisation in favour of identity fall under a general trend of heritagisation, accelerated by the UNESCO Convention in 2003.The study of games played in Sardinia analyses the games themselves but even more so the multiplicity of the players and projects, dynamics that involve them and motives that support them: enjoyment, consolidation of identity, development. Games are thus detectors of origin, of land disputes, indicators of undergoing social and cultural change.The thesis examines the positioning of a peripheral region heavily affected by the economic crisis through its cultural heritage, in a resolutely glocal perspective
Cozzolino, Francesca. "Les peintures murales d’Orgosolo en Sardaigne : étude anthropologique." Paris, EHESS, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010EHES0445.
Full textThis investigation has the objective to give a description of the phenomenon « murals » in Sardinia in its different moments of evolution from the late 1970s to today. It seeks to determine the use of these artifacts primarily in the village of Orgosolo – where this phenomenon has emerged – to understand how the practice of mural painting has marked the history and the social life of this community. The anthropological aspect comes first in this work, which has led us to realize the ethnography of an artistic practice. The analysis highlights the richness of a case of mural painting quite singular, which is spreading, throughout the island and helps seize how these artifacts have become a patrimonial property, due to, on one hand, an adaptation to the tourist market, and on the other an institutional process. This research is largely exploratory and based on the fact that work on murals in an anthropological perspective are very rare. Rather it leverages on works of ethnographers who worked the notion of exoticism and issues related to tourism from an anthropological perspective (Satta, 2001 and Ciarcia, 2003), on various anthropological works of writing (Fraenkel, 1995, 2001 and 2005), and on a sociology of art working the concept of artification (Shapiro 2004, 2007 and Heinich 2008)
Cupo, Teresa. "La construction d'un lieu : anthropologie, politique et histoire de l'identité communautaire à Tropea." Paris, EHESS, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009EHES0557.
Full textThe ethnographic research supporting this paper has been carried out in a small calabrian town in the province of Vibo Valentia: Tropea. This paper examines how texts were produced in a local conext, and deals with the rhetorics of everyday life. Int ethe third part, a wider view is provided, to include other aspects of contemporary. A different process of heritage memory has been followed: the logical progression of self-representation that the local inhabitants propose for their own identity. The manifold layers of meaning comprising the perception of one's sense of belonging and how this is prepresented is analyzed according to Herzfeld's insight, that explores the dynamics of the representation of identity; different levels of representation, are also pointed out. My aim is to analyze the way in which people become aware of their sense of belonging to their locality. This study reflects the complexity of the creation of the "modern ethnographic subject" theorized by Charuty
Deconfin, Reimers Isabelle. "L’Union européenne et le développement durable de ses régions défavorisées grâce au tourisme interculturel et à l’utilisation optimisée d’internet : régions d’application : Sicile et Thuringe." Paris 8, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA082767.
Full textThe European Union has registered a true mouvement of economic convergence between its state members, but the gaps between the regions have increased. The challenge of the European Union relies on the sustainable development of these disadvantaged regions. The coupling of intercultural tourism and the Internet can truly enable direct contact between tourists and hosting populations as well as narrowing supply and demand, thus bringing economic benefits to the local tourist operators, even the smallest ones, and enabling acceleration of the Keynesian multiplier on the territory. Sicily and Thuringia, as economically and socially disadvantaged regions of the European Union; can enter a virtuous circle of sustainable development by the means of a smart and well targeted use of the Internet and by moving their material and immaterial heritage towards intercultural tourism
Ciambrone, Alessandro. "Patrimoine mondial et développement local : étude comparative de systèmes touristiques locaux en Italie et en France." Thesis, Paris 10, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA100005/document.
Full textThe main objective of this study is to demonstrate, in times of global economic crisis, how it is possible to combine economic growth needs and strategies for the protection and enhancement of the heritage in a sustainable way, starting from the assumption that tourism is one of possible areas for regional development, social integration and improvement of living conditions of local communities. The Campania Region and the Province of Caserta – territories object of study in Italy - have a unique cultural, landscape and intangible heritage but is not sufficiently protected and enhanced. To this end, the research analyzes and proposes policies for managing assets through the study of international "best practices", in particular in France, in the field of cultural tourism, seen as an engine for sustainable development of local communities. France, the first country in the world for number of international visitors, according to updated data, provided by the World Tourism Organizations, has developed a long-term government policy aimed at the protection and enhancement of heritage, through actions on assets, on the organizational structure of the institution in charge, and targeted promotion of all art forms of intellectual production. In Italy, however, the management strategy has often shown inadequate compared to the international prestige of the country for its cultural, landscape, food, wine and intangible heritage, with a limited growth of economy if compared with this heritage’s potential with the consequent negative effect on heritage
Salomone, Christine. "Perception et représentations d’une destination touristique : le cas de Naples." Thesis, Lille 1, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014LIL10195.
Full textNaples is one of the legendary places which for centuries has retained the attention of many travellers and writers. Benefiting from an old tourist attractiveness and a high coefficient of notoriety, tourism has developed in connection with the prestigious places in the vicinity. But the trajectory of this tourist city, which carries a complex identity, has been chaotic. After a long period of decline, it is among the popular destinations of urban tourism in the 1990s and local stakeholders including policy-makers have chosen to promote tourism through a policy of rebranding and redevelopment of heritage. We want to question the object of this study - a city- in its relationship to images and representations and to examine the scale of the destination and its territory. As part of our thinking, it is not simply to analyse the city as it is perceived and represented by the tourist, but to consider the interrelations between this perception and these of institutional and socio-professional tourism stakeholders. The complexity of the actors is at the heart of the tourist destination in a spatial context marked by logical metropolization. This thesis has studied the "making of the city" through the relation to images, representations and territory and to explore the relationship between tourism, metropolis, “metropolity” and metropolization. Our goal was to try to identify a model of the tourist destination and its operation