Abstract
| Lingua originale | Italian |
|---|---|
| Titolo della pubblicazione ospite | Dai territori della resistenza alle comunità di patrimonio: percorsi di autorganizzazione e autogoverno per le aree fragili |
| Pagine | 81-95 |
| Numero di pagine | 15 |
| Stato di pubblicazione | Published - 2019 |
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| Nome | RICERCHE E STUDI TERRITORIALISTI |
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Costruzioni di ‘identità’. I cinquant’anni della comunità belicina. / Picone, Marco; Gallitano, Giancarlo; Schilleci, Filippo; Lotta, Francesca.
Dai territori della resistenza alle comunità di patrimonio: percorsi di autorganizzazione e autogoverno per le aree fragili. 2019. pag. 81-95 (RICERCHE E STUDI TERRITORIALISTI).Risultato della ricerca: Chapter
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TY - CHAP
T1 - Costruzioni di ‘identità’. I cinquant’anni della comunità belicina
AU - Picone, Marco
AU - Gallitano, Giancarlo
AU - Schilleci, Filippo
AU - Lotta, Francesca
PY - 2019
Y1 - 2019
N2 - The territory is a living being of high complexity: the result of synergistic co-evolutionary processes between human settlements and the environment. Therefore, it represents the field where different actors can develop a sense of identity, of belonging and of recognition with their own place: spatial identity. Spatial identity is also defined by the representation provided for our regions, and it changes over time. In 1968, the Belice Valley (Sicily) was damaged by a violent earthquake and this event has radically transformed the region and its communities. Fifty years after the event, the paper analyzes this region according to three different narratives: - physical-material characteristics; - a local perspective as an area of identification and belonging; - strategies and scenarios assumed by planning instruments. These three different levels of interpretation allow us to identify a spatial area based on the coherence of the complex dynamics, on the demand for citizenship and on the ‘imposition’ of rules and behaviors that the supra-local management strategies have initiated after the earthquake. The meeting of these three narratives, within a broad and structured planning framework, could in the future produce a common vision of identity and development, bearing in mind the local specificities and autonomy of each municipality.
AB - The territory is a living being of high complexity: the result of synergistic co-evolutionary processes between human settlements and the environment. Therefore, it represents the field where different actors can develop a sense of identity, of belonging and of recognition with their own place: spatial identity. Spatial identity is also defined by the representation provided for our regions, and it changes over time. In 1968, the Belice Valley (Sicily) was damaged by a violent earthquake and this event has radically transformed the region and its communities. Fifty years after the event, the paper analyzes this region according to three different narratives: - physical-material characteristics; - a local perspective as an area of identification and belonging; - strategies and scenarios assumed by planning instruments. These three different levels of interpretation allow us to identify a spatial area based on the coherence of the complex dynamics, on the demand for citizenship and on the ‘imposition’ of rules and behaviors that the supra-local management strategies have initiated after the earthquake. The meeting of these three narratives, within a broad and structured planning framework, could in the future produce a common vision of identity and development, bearing in mind the local specificities and autonomy of each municipality.
UR - http://hdl.handle.net/10447/385763
M3 - Chapter
SN - 978-88-940261-6-0
T3 - RICERCHE E STUDI TERRITORIALISTI
SP - 81
EP - 95
BT - Dai territori della resistenza alle comunità di patrimonio: percorsi di autorganizzazione e autogoverno per le aree fragili
ER -