Intangible Cultural Heritage and Traditional Knowledge Related to Urban Resilience

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This book focuses on the relation of intangible heritage with technology, exploring the world of appropriate practices. Intangible cultural heritage is a community-based concept, and must be recognized as such by the communities, groups or individuals that recreate, maintain and transmit it.

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Beschrijving Resilient Cities: Intangible Cultural Heritage and Traditional Knowledge Related to Urban Resilience

The book further highlights that intangible cultural heritage can contribute with ideas beyond technologies, in areas such as social organization and cohesion, which can contribute to the resilience of a society.

ISBN: 9783032127129
Pagina's: 183
Verschenen: 17-07-2026
Serie: Resilient Cities
Rubriek: Algemene sociale wetenschappen

Druk: 1
Uitvoering: Hardback
Taal: Engels
Uitgever: Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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