Revue d'ethnoécologie | |
« Used » Landscape’s Cultural Heritage Contra « Virgin » National Nature | |
关键词: conservation; heritage; landscape; nature; commons; pastoral; | |
DOI : 10.4000/ethnoecologie.1927 | |
来源: DOAJ |
【 摘 要 】
Conservation, whether it be of landscape or nature, is necessarily rooted in human culture, because the perception of what is landscape, and what is nature, and why a given landscape or area of nature is important, is a human judgment. This article focuses on the cultural idea of heritage, and its role in determining why certain landscapes, conceptualized as being « natural », are conserved. It argues that « used », as opposed to « virgin », landscapes have a particular appeal because they have been preserved from generation to generation as a form of common inheritance that individuals do not own, but « merely look after it for the next generation ». To illustrate the point it takes its point of departure in a highly successful watch advertisement that uses this phrase as its slogan.
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