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Patrimonializing the living practices. When do uses become heritage?

Patrimonialiser l’habiter. Quand les usages deviennent-ils patrimoine ?

Annual meeting of the LIEU network 2018

Rencontre annuelle du réseau « Logiques identités espaces urbanités » (LIEU) 2018

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Published on Monday, July 23, 2018

Summary

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Since two or three decades heritagization phenomenon concerns more and more different objects and scales. Within this frame, is to inhabit the city becoming an object of heritage itself? This conference will focus on processes that transform the ordinary and daily practices – and the spaces in which they take place – in a unique and representative experience, capable to identify, qualify and/or protect spaces of patrimonial value (labeled, ordinary, common heritage, etc.).

Announcement

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Argument

LIEU Network’s[1]recent research activities concerning the issue of “inhabit the patrimonialization”[2]have shown that urban heritagizationprocesses impact considerably living practices: insecurity, gentrification, identities reconstruction, urban practices transformations, etc.

This nextmeeting wishes to pursue the reflection about the relation between living practices in contemporary cities and patrimonialization processes[3]- already engaged during the 2017 meetings on heritage and insecurity in Paris – by questioning contexts in which the act of inhabiting becomes itself a form of “heritage”.

Since two or three decades heritagizationphenomenon concerns more and more different objects and scales. Within this frame, is to inhabit the city becoming an object of heritage itself? We are interested in processes that transform the ordinary and daily practices - and the spaces in which they take place - in a unique and representative experience, capable to identify, qualify and/or protect spaces of patrimonial value (labeled, ordinary, common heritage, etc.).

We propose three lines of discussion:

  1. Today, heritage is an “evolutionary and dynamic reality”[4]that goes beyond the pure scientist dimension in order to get inside a “collective engagement, at least by transfer”[5]. Shall we consider that ordinary living is becoming heritage? Which is the relation between forms of ordinary living and the production of the spatial frame allowing to protect uses, practices and memories[6]?
  2. Forms of living can be the object of fictions producing narrations and representations, sometimes convoluted, of the urban heritage. Those fictional productions can question the future of a place and build a story on a voluntary heritage of the city[7]. Which is their role in the patrimonialization of living practices?
  3. Which are the social and spatial consequences of the patrimonialization of living practices, especially in popular districts? Which “forms of urban citizenship”[8]can this patrimonialization produce? Which forms of exclusion?

Several objects and case studies could be presented. Here further some examples: collective constructions of urban “common goods”; spontaneous rehabilitations of abandoned built heritages; ephemeral forms of patrimonialization (celebrations, festivals, street-art, etc.); uses and practices considered as important to the legitimation of an ordinary heritage; forms of exclusions or vulnerabilization within urban patrimonialization processes.

Submission guidelines

Authors willing to participate can submit abstracts no more than 1500 characters long (bibliography excluded) and a short biography. The event will be bilingual French/English. Authors can send their abstract in English of French specifying if they can communicate in both languages or just one.

Proposals have to be sent to the mail address: reseaulieu.archi@gmail.com

before the 1stof September 2018 

Scientific board answers: 15thof September 2018.

After the meeting, papers will be published on the LIEU network journal: État des lieuxhttp://www.reseau-lieu.archi.fr/La-revue-Etat-des-lieux

Organization board

  • Giulia Bonetto (LIEU network)
  • Federica Gatta (PACTE, LAA-LAVUE, LIEU network)
  • Ryma Hadbi (CRESSON-AAU)
  • Alice Sotgia (LAA-LAVUE, LIEU network)

Scientific board

  • Arlette Auduc (Comité d’Histoire du Ministère de la Culture)
  • Alessia de Biase (LAA-LAVUE, LIEU network)
  • Ewa Bogalska-Martin (PACTE)
  • Maria Francesca De Tullio (Université Federico II de Naples)
  • Adriana Diaconu (PACTE)
  • Federica Gatta (PACTE, LAA-LAVUE, LIEU network)
  • Ioana Iosa (LAA-LAVUE, LIEU network)
  • Pierre-Antoine Landel (PACTE)
  • Théa Manola (CRESSON-AAU)
  • Giuseppe Micciarelli (Université de Salerno)
  • Sophie Paviol (AE&CC, LIEU network)
  • Nicolas Senil (PACTE)
  • Alice Sotgia (LAA-LAVUE, LIEU network)
  • Nicolas Tixier (CRESSON-AAU)
  • Véronique Zamant (LAA-LAVUE, LIEU network)

Partners

  • BRAUP French ministry of culture 
  • Laboratory Architecture Anthropologie - LAVUE
  • Laboratory PACTE
  • Urban planning and alpine geography institut - Grenoble Alpes university

References

[1]The international thematic scientific networkLIEU is financed by the Bureau de la recherche architecturale, urbaine et paysagère (BRAUP) of the French ministry of culture.  It is hosted by the Laboratoire Architecture Anthropologie of the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture Paris La Villette – UMR 7218 LAVUE.

[2]International conference « Les ruines de la patrimonialisation », Rio de Janeiro, 24th26thof November 2014 and Paris, 13th-14thof March 2015; LIEU meeting 2017 « Patrimonialisation et précarité », Paris, 20th-21stof September 2017 ; Seminar « Patrimonialisation, renouvellement urbain et participation », Paris, 29thof September 2017 ; dossier « Habiter la patrimonialisation : être citoyen ? »,Etat des lieux, http://www.reseau-lieu.archi.fr/+-Habiter-la-patrimonialisation-etre-citoyen-+

[3]GRAVARI-BARBAS, Maria (dir.) (2005), Habiter le patrimoine. Enjeux, approches, vécu, Rennes : PUR.

[4]AUDUC Arlette (dir.) (2012), Ces patrimoines qui font territoires, actes du colloque régional 24-25 novembre 2011, Paris : Somogy Éditions d’art / Conseil régional d’Île-de-France.

[5]POULOT Dominique (2006), « De la raison patrimoniale aux mondes du patrimoine », in Socio-anthropologie, n°12, http://journals.openedition.org/socio-anthropologie/753.

[6]SMITH, Laurajane (2006), The Uses of heritage, New York : Routledge.

[7]TIXIER, Nicolas, (2017), Le quotidien en projets. Parcours, coupes, travellings et autres transects Volume 1, Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches en Architecture, Grenoble : Université Grenoble Alpes.

[8]AGIER, Michel, (2013), La condition cosmopolite. L’anthropologie à l’épreuve du piège identitaire, Paris : La Découverte.

Places

  • Grenoble, France (38)

Date(s)

  • Saturday, September 01, 2018

Keywords

  • patrimoine, habiter, espace, ville, héritage, transformation

Reference Urls

Information source

  • Federica Gatta
    courriel : federica [dot] gatta [at] univ-grenoble-alpes [dot] fr

License

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« Patrimonializing the living practices. When do uses become heritage? », Call for papers, Calenda, Published on Monday, July 23, 2018, https://calenda.org/459628

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