The patrimonialization of rural territory: ethnographic narratives in Huatlatlauca, Puebla

La patrimonialización del territorio rural: Narrativas etnográficas en Huatlatlauca, Puebla

A patrimonialização do território rural: Narrativas etnográficas em Huatlatlauca, Puebla

Morales Tapia, Pablo Jacob - Ramírez Villalpando, Rocío - Ríos Llamas, Carlos
Detalles Bibliográficos
2025
rural territory
patrimonialization
Huatlatlauca
ethnogaphic
local heritage
agency
materiality
architectural properties
territorio rural
patrimonialización
Huatlatlauca
etnográfico
patrimonio local
agencia
materialidad
inmuebles arquitectónicos
território rural
patrimonialização
Huatlatlauca
etnográfico
patrimônio local
agência
materialidade
propriedades arquitetônicas
Español
Universidad ORT Uruguay
RAD
https://revistas.ort.edu.uy/anales-de-investigacion-en-arquitectura/article/view/4163
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11968/7746
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Resumen:
Sumario:The present study examines the patrimonialization process occurring in rural territories, with a special emphasis on Santa Maria de los Reyes Huatlatlauca, a community that was occupied by mendicant orders in the 16th century. Using a qualitative, ethnographic approach, the study examines the interplay between migration, globalization, and local heritage through the lived experiences of the inhabitants. The fieldwork and participant observation revealed patterns of territorial perception and social organization that are fundamental to the preservation of local heritage. The findings of the study emphasize the role of actors' agency and the materiality of heritage as factors that contribute to the cohesion of communities. Religious architectural structures and the surrounding landscape are used to illustrate the sense of anchoring and belonging that are associated with these narratives. Everyday practices include coercive tasks that serve to strengthen the collective sense of heritage, situate them within a broader social dynamic, and provide a framework for understanding rural communities' identity and territoriality as a result of historical and contemporary pressures.