Transforming nature and coastal areas into heritage : the case of the Celestún and Ría Lagartos Biosphere Reserves, Yucatán, Mexico

P. 61-79

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  DOI: 10.1400/240169

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.1400/240169
• In the same volume

  • Introduction
  • The gimmicky transformation of seafaring tradition into cultural heritage
  • De-heritaged culture and heritage inventions
  • Transforming nature and coastal areas into heritage : the case of the Celestún and Ría Lagartos Biosphere Reserves, Yucatán, Mexico
  • Reinventing place : heritage creation processes in el estrecho de gibraltar, the strait of gibraltar, natural park
  • Problems and contradictions in creating heritage status for the lighthouses of Catalonia
  • Typology and recognition of maritime heritage : a comparative study of Atlantic Andalusia and Brittany
  • Socio-cultural realities as part of a silent, underlying heritage : graphic maritime expression in Santurtzi, Bizkaia
  • The sea as a pretext : the Ribera Plan, 1964-1972, for Barcelona by Antoni Bonet
  • Seafaring heritage production in neo-museographical contexts : Palamós Fish Space and the heritage creation process of low-priced fish
  • Antagonism and conflicting memories in the fishing sector : the galician case
  • Memories of the seafaring world in Catalonia and its transformation into cultural heritage : notes for a debate on the theory and practice of maritime heritage