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1ST SESSION _ TECHNICS AND PRODUCTION
MODERATORS_
RESERCHERS_
RESERCHERS_Pauline Bourgasser, Renata Monezzi, Valentine Aldebert, razafindradama
Jaosoa Jeannot, Chayma Weslati
Moderators_
Moderators_ Spencer Moise, Aicha Mokline
GLASS FACTORIES, GLASS WORKERS AND CINEMAS
Pauline Bourgasser
[email protected]
This research aims to find the link between the glass factories and the cinema. In order to explain the point
of depart of this project we will focus on two different aspects. Firstly, the social link between a glass factory, the
glass workers and the movie theater, through the case study of Aniche, a town on the North of France, who had a
factory that has built a movie theater for their workers. Afterwards, the importance of the glass factories to the
production of lenses and/or other glass pieces for the cinematographic apparatus.
TILES OF THE LATE 19TH CENTURY AND EARLY 20TH
CENTURY IN SOUTHEAST OF BRAZIL
Renata Poliana Cezar Monezzi
[email protected]
The objective of this research is analyzing the relationship between the factories of decorative tiles in
Portugal, Italy and France with Brazil from the decorative tiles found in Brazilian architecture during the later
nineteenth century and the early twentieth century. This research intends to look for new paths to understand the
Brazilian tiling production. The main goals are understand the connections established between those countries
from the way that these decorative products appeared in Brazil, especially with the use of the tiles in the
architecture of Brazilian Southeast.
THE CHILEAN SALTPETER HERITAGE (NINETEENTH AND
TWENTIETH CENTURIES) AND ITS ENHANCEMENT
Valentine Aldebert
[email protected]
In the mid-nineteenth century, under pressure from the European fertilizers market, the exploitation of
saltpeter began on a large scale. By adapting its production methods, the saltpeter industry is undergoing an
economic context, qualified as "hegemonic" (english, then american). Industrial policy has an impact on the social
life of the country and on the Norte Grande territory. This activity has shaped the current assets of the pampa
Salitrera: the "tangible and intangible heritage of Chile saltpeter" must be enhanced because it ensures the
preservation of a memory. This enhancement permits the awareness of a shared identity.
TEXTILE HERITAGE OF MADAGASCAR: THE CASE OF
WOVEN LAMBAHOANY BY COTONA ANTSIRABE
Razafindradama Jaosoa Jeannot
[email protected]
The Lambahoany is woven loin cloth by Malagasy textile companies like Cotona Antsirabe. Moreover, it
wraps the Malagasy people since its existence, men and women, and the living and the dead. Thus the Lambahoany
occupies an important place in the Malagasy community, not only as a sign of transmission of specific messages but
also for its role in social education system as well as virtual arts developed schools of the arts. Then it is also
necessary to educate people through a given topic. It is in this sense that it is no longer a simple loincloth, but it is a
heritage object that identifies the Malagasy. So, their preservation and enhancement confirms paramount. Hence,
the enhancement of Lambahoany and its sustainability for future generations are the main objectives of this study.
CAREERS EXPLOITING, THE STONE CHEKHECH AT KORBA
(COAST EAST OF CAP BON, TUNISIA): FOR A BETTER
INTEGRATION INTO THE URBAN CONTEXT AND
AVALUATION OF ASSETS ENVIRONMENTAL,
LANDSCAPE AND HERITAGE
Chayma Weslati
[email protected]
The extraction and exploitation activities of natural resources are varied in Tunisia. Which, include quarries
that once abandoned following the judgment of the operation, give birth to wastelands generally seen as of low land
value or as a source of problems: degradation of landscapes, births in insecure areas, processing of dumps of the
areas, and anarchic urbanization. However, some of these careers had historical and social importance; they belong
also, in many cases, sites of great value to natural and cultural heritage nature of exploited materials but also of
operating techniques and the evolution of human reports with its environment. In this work we will look at careers
exploiting the stone Chekhech (calcareous sandstone) in the vicinity of the town of Korba in the peninsula of Cap
Bon, Tunisia. The objective would be to propose improvements to rehabilitate these abandoned quarries and
prevent various forms of degradation while integrating them into their immediate environment and enhancing the
landscape potential of their site as well as the natural and archaeological heritage associated with them.
2nd SESSION - knowledge and culture
RESERCHES_
RESERCHES_ Abiboulaye NIANG, Spencer Moise, Boubacar Thioye,
Ghaya slim, Carina Marrero Leivas, Aicha Mokline
Moderator
Moderators
erators_ Chayma Weslati, Fernanda de Lima Lourencetti
BACKUP AND RECOVERY OF THE INTANGIBLE CULTURAL
HERITAGE: ISSUES AND IMPACTS OF DIVINATION AND
HEALING PRACTICES: THE CASE OF XOOY SENEGAL.
Abiboulaye NIANG
[email protected]
Related to tradition and culture, practices and beliefs in divinties have always existed. The latter, have
always accompanied man in discharging its activities both cultural and worship , and agrarian (before, during and
after) . In Africa as in the Occident , this form of interrogation of the man on his " future ", was an activity that has
long been developed in different forms, in different ways and to different purposes. Whether certain practices were
just to answer questions related to the inherent and existence of the human being ( love, work , etc.) by other cons
had a deeper and more necessary symbolic value. Beyond the diagnosis prescribed remedies ( pharmacopoeia ) ,
therapeutic sessions through ceremonies ( nocturnal or diurnal ) were organized ( in public or in camera ) to cure a
patient. Although significant results, these practices are criticized today because of their processes often linked to
the "invisible" and deities .
Their practices are based on a system of " symbolic correspondences " between the descriptions and "
observable ". Aspects involved in the sometimes lack of interest in these often disparaged sciences.
That this presentation that address the Xooy ( divination ceremony and preaching Serer country a unique
opportunity for the wise men of all ages to predict upcoming major events related to the environment in the form
of crops, to review the outbreaks can occur in a time and also changed the rainy season) , will be a pretext to
review the issues and impacts that underline these practices considered sources of prevention , social control and
social and economic development in Senegal and finally to provide a more dynamic and modern backup of
knowledge and expertise heritage , a vivid and effective for the enhancement , preservation and transmission of
contemporary healing practices divination and practical solution form .
MANAGEMENT, ENHANCEMENT AND PROTECTION OF
HERITAGE CULTURES OF HAITI FOR A SUSTAINABLE
SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT, CASE
OF STUDY: PALAIS SANS SOUCI LOCATED IN THE
TOWN OF MILOT
Spencer Moise
[email protected]
The Northern Department of Haiti is a collection of assets that constitute the historical roots of the country.
They are known mostly as World Heritage sites of UNESCO. These historic cities have largely influenced the
development of culture, education system and handicrafts in Haiti. Nowadays, there is some negligence in the
management of these heritage culture. By the example of Palais Sans Souci, located in Milot’s town; we’ll try to
demonstrate how a good management and enhancement of this heritage culture can be an asset for the
development of the zone.
PROCESS OF TRANSMISSION OF TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE
IN ORAL CIVILIZATIONS: THE CASE OF SENEGAL SEREER.
Boubacar Thioye
[email protected]
The transmission of knowledge in the history of mankind has always operated in two ways. By oral or in
writing. Oral civilizations that are the subject of our study of the sacred and profane adopt forms and transmitted
orally from one generation to another. What techniques are used to convey such knowledge? For what purpose?
How to enhance its knowledge in a context of globalization and standardization of cultural models? Using the
example of Sereer of Senegal, we try to show an example of how a cultural institution like the museum can
contribute to the preservation and enhancement of these endogenous knowledge.
THE SPANISH ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE IN TUNISIA:
DRAFT BACKUP AND ENHANCEMENT", THE EXAMPLE OF
HE FORTRESS KARRAKA IN LA GOULETTE "
Ghaya slim
[email protected]
The Spanish architectural heritage in Tunisia has so far had no interest it deserves despite its importance and
authenticity, which derives the idea of my research project under title "The Spanish architectural heritage in Tunisia :
backup and project development, "example: fortress" Karraka " in the region of Goulette " aims to exploit a part of
this monument to create a museum of the Tunisian navy from Antiquity to the modern and finally propose a plan
for the development of this building period. this Fortress is a historical monument of significant value as it bears an
exceptional testimony (given its strategic location) This monument should be the result of a very thorough study of
the historical context of the monument and a thorough analysis to urban components (template integration,
accessibility and rarity)
“THE UNIVERSITY CULTURAL HERITAGE. CONSERVATION
AND VALUATION EXPERIENCES IN THE EUROPEAN
UNIVERSITIES, A REFERENCE FOR THE CUBAN UNIVERSITIES.
STUDY CASE: CIUDAD UNIVERSITARIA JOSÉ ANTONIO
ECHEVERRÍA-CUJAE (LA HABANA).”
Carina Marrero Leivas
[email protected]
The objective of this presentation is to know the conservation and valuation experiences of the university
cultural heritage in the Europe that is a reference for the Cuban universities. We will present the actual situation of
this type of heritage in our study case in Havana City (the Ciudad Universitaria José Antonio Echeverría-CUJAE). This
presentation is an abstract of the Master TPTI research made until now.
« MUSEAL STRATEGY FOR THE EMPHASIS OF ‘’AL-RACHIDIA’’ :
SCENOGRAPHY AND ETHNOMUSICOLOGIE TO SAFEGUARD THE
TUNISIAN MUSICAL HERITAGE »
FOR THE EMPHASIS OF THE TUNISIAN MUSICAL HERITAGE.
Aicha Mokline
[email protected]
The association of ‘’al-Rachidia '' worked hard to save and develop the traditional tunisian music, she played
a big role in the music education and the organization of major concerts as well as writing and recording old songs.
Today and after eighties years of work, she needs to save its history and memory. So we will try to study the ''
Rachidia '' by a historical perspective in order to highlight the Tunisian musical heritage, that is with the help of the
scénography, museology and museography.
3RD SESSION - TRANSPORT AND MOBILITY
Researcher_ Fernanda de Lima Lourencetti, Irene Giusti, Tania Ferandes, Taís Schiavon
Mode
Moderato
rators_
rs_ Boubacar Thioye, Valentine Aldebert
«ESTRADA DE FERRO ARARAQUARENSE» AND THE INDUSTRIAL
LANDSCAPES OF WESTERN OF SÃO PAULO STATE
AS THE HERITAGE OF THE MOBILITY
Fernanda de Lima Lourencetti
[email protected]
In order to expand the knowledge of the influence of railway in Brazil, this research, which is currently being
developed, is based on the analysis of the monograph of the french Pierre Monbeig, under the title of 'Pioneers and
planters of São Paulo', which was presented at Sorbonne University in the end of the 40’s. This work I a kind of rereading of this monograph which has studied the impact of the railway on the development of the State of São
Paulo, in order to make a more specific research on the rail industrial heritage and its influences on the urban layout
of the city of Araraquara and expand the value of the railway Araraquarense.
“THE ‘PIAGGIO’ IN INDIA”
Irene Giusti
[email protected]
The star up of light transport’s globalization
1960 -2013: More than 50 years of Joint-Ventures and Technological Transfert
Time Line: 18 june 1958, 23 June 2013
Geographical Localisation: India Maharastra region, Bombay city. Pune
industrial Zone
WAYS BEHIND THE RAILWAYS. ALGARVE’S RAILWAY LINE
Tânia Fernandes
[email protected]
Algarve’s Railway Line represents the metamorphosis of time... Where train stations, completely new,
coexist with a railway structure that began to be planned at the last stage of the Constitutional Monarchy, and
integrated in a unique geographic reality.
Notwithstanding, its construction and enlargement, hasn’t been neither pacific nor quick, because of the politic and
economic constraints in Portugal, at that time.
Through this case study, its evolution and the changes that have been made, our goal is to understand the
reasons that sustained the building of this railway line, the constraints that defined the path, the technique and
knowledge transfer that these type of work allowed and, moreover, how can we valorise and enhance this railway
line as an industrial heritage, considering that it still runs, nowadays, has a mean of public transportation.
_ESTRADA DE FERRO NOROESTE DO BRASIL _ AND THE
INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPES OF THE WESTERN PORTION
OF SÃO PAULO STATE AS HERITAGE OF MOBILITY
Taís Schiavon
[email protected]
Considering the fact that 65% of the territory of the State of São Paulo was urbanized from the advancement
of 'March to the West', initially moving in search of new areas for the cultivation of coffee, base of the economy of
this period, we can understand the importance of the performance of the railway companies in Brazil amid the
transition of the 19th and 20th centuries, responsible for launch their rails to unknown areas of the territory. The
‘Estrada de Ferro Noroeste do Brasil’, an Brazilian company, initially composed by national and Franco-Belgian
funding, launches its rails towards the hinterlands 'little inhabited and dominated by Indians' in the Western portion
of the State of São Paulo, searching initially the connection with the State of Mato Grosso. While the construction of
their snippet, your project is changed, acquiring international features, achieved by agreements between Brazil,
Paraguay, Bolivia, Chile and Peru, allowing in this way the connection between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans by
means of railways.