Egilea
Abstract

In this paper, we discuss the policy of equity culture, having as clipping the National Programme of Intangible Heritage, straining notions such as popular culture and identity. This public policy is discussed from understanding it as a device that materializes practices of power, knowledge and subjectivity. Thus, we propose to reflect on important aspects of cultural heritage as a cultural democracy, neoliberalism and human rights to consider these factors while operating in the immanence of cultural practices that cut across groups and communities, may crystallize pre-established modes of being.

Year of Publication
2015
Revista académica
Quaderns de Psicología
Volume
17
Zenbakia
1
Number of Pages
19-27
Publisher: Facultat de Psicologia Section: Quaderns de Psicología
Publication Language
por
ISSN Number
0211-3481
URL
https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/articulo?codigo=5156772
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