Paisagens resilientes: uma abordagem das relações entre o fenômeno da percepção e a conservação de sítios de valor patrimonial

Abstract

This work aims to identify the existing relationship between the way individuals perceive the landscape and its resilience potential, especially considering heritage preservation of sites and their identity elements through the years. The fundamental research reference is phenomenology of perception proposed by the philosopher Maurice Merleau-Ponty, to which contributions from other authors especially linked to the issues of cultural heritage and philosophy of the landscape are articulated. The methodology includes the analysis of a site, selected according to criteria established by the research, which corresponds to the Italian Vineyard Landscapes of Langhe Roero and Monferrato, recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO since 2014. The main goals are to promote a new approach to the protection of sites and landscapes through the phenomenology of the perception, as well as to disseminate and amplificate the discussions about the application of the concept of landscape resilience in the context of heritage preservation.