The colombian pacific, from region to landscape: a reading from the symbolic and cultural
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https://doi.org/10.26895/geosaberes.v9i19.698Keywords:
Cultural landscape, Colombia’s pacific, black communities., Cultural Landscape, Colombia'as Pacific, Black MunnunitiesAbstract
This article proposes a reading of the Colombia´s Pacific, from the elements that make up the concept of cultural landscape, as it is making a criticism to the concept of Region usually used, which does not respond to the cultural and symbolic dynamics that are woven there. Since the Pacific is restricted to a conception of natural region and it impoverishes their ecosystemic and cultural elements. Therefore, is proposed in this study to present examples that support the cultural landscape as a category of analysis, it is allowing the expansion of the study of relations and processes of transformation decisive in the intra-regional symbolic composition. Especially among black communities and tropical rainforest.
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