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English to Portuguese: Arts & Culture General field: Art/Literary Detailed field: Art, Arts & Crafts, Painting
Source text - English ARTS & CULTURE
Intangible heritage has often manifested itself strikingly in rural areas, and connects with a sense of place. In their CVP Critical Review, Jones & Leech cite research in a Scottish Gaelic speaking context which highlights the intangible qualities of the concept àite dachaidh (‘place of my home’ or habitat). ‘It refers to fluid oral narratives – such as litanies of names, places and the loci of particular events – that wend their way through community life in the production of Gaelic identities and a sense of place within the Outer Hebrides.’ (Jones & Leech CVP Report, p.22). It is in the Outer Hebrides that intangible heritage comes together with digital technologies in Beel and Wallace’s CVP Research Development Award ‘Exploring value in digital archives and the Comainn Eachdraidh.’ These Historical Societies are a grass-roots community movement which, since the 1970s, has worked with history, heritage and culture, collecting items of tangible and intangible heritage relating to local communities. These are not select groups,
because almost all the islands’ populations are involved.
The key to it all is a concern for the objects, stories and genealogical knowledge that others might have missed or chosen not to keep, or which have simply never been recorded. ‘The process itself, the shared experience of participating, collecting and listening with others; the sense of producing something of worth for the community and its ability to
bring people together, contributed to a sense of wellbeing and cohesiveness.’ (Beel & Wallace CVP Report, p.14).
Translation - Portuguese Artes e Cultura
O patrimônio imaterial freqüentemente se manifesta de forma notável nas áreas rurais e se conecta com um laço afetivo com relação ao local. Em seu "CVP Critical Review", Jones & Leech citam pesquisas em um contexto de língua gaélica escocesa que destaca as qualidades intangíveis do conceito "àite dachaidh" ('lugar de origem' ou habitat). 'Refere-se a narrativas orais fluidas - como repetições de nomes, lugares e locais de eventos particulares - que seguem seu caminho através da vida comunitária na produção de identidades gaélicas e um senso de pertencimento dentro das Hébridas Exteriores.' (Relatório Jones & Leech CVP, p.22). É nas Hébridas Exteriores que o patrimônio intangível se junta às tecnologias digitais no Prêmio de Desenvolvimento de Pesquisa CVP de Beel e Wallace 'Explorando o valor em arquivos digitais e o “Comainn Eachdraidh”.' Essas Sociedades Históricas são um movimento comunitário de base que, desde a década de 1970, trabalham com história, patrimônio e cultura, coletando itens do patrimônio tangível e imaterial relativos às comunidades locais. Estes não são grupos selecionados,
porque quase todas as populações das ilhas estão envolvidas.
A chave para tudo isso é a preocupação com os objetos, histórias e conhecimento genealógico que outras pessoas possam ter perdido ou optado por não manter, ou que simplesmente nunca foram registrados. 'O processo em si, a experiência compartilhada de participar, coletar e ouvir com os outros; o sentido de produzir algo de valor para a comunidade e sua capacidade de
aproximar as pessoas, contribuiu para uma sensação de bem-estar e coesão. ' (Relatório CVP Beel & Wallace, p.14).
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