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Envolvimento dos Jovens Residentes na Valorização do Património Cultural: As Marchas Populares
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Este estudo pretende analisar a atitude dos jovens residentes de Lisboa relativamente à valorização do património cultural na cidade. Lisboa é uma cidade anfitriã das marchas populares com maior relevo em Portugal. Nos últimos anos o turismo tem sido um mecanismo para o desenvolvimento da economia, com o turismo surgem os eventos populares, que não só visam atrair os visitantes para determinados destinos, como servem para reforçar a identidade de um povo. Os eventos são uma oportunidade para a comunidade local desenvolver e partilhar a sua cultura e as suas tradições, como é o caso das marchas populares. Uma análise exploratória recorrendo a entrevistas, conduzidas a uma amostra de 6 marchantes e 4 coletividades, permitiram identificar as principais motivações para a sua participação nas marchas populares, evento principal nas festas de Lisboa e avaliar se os marchantes são conscientes que a sua participação nas marchas populares valoriza o património cultural português. Após a analise das entrevistas concluímos que de facto, os jovens têm consciência relativamente à sua participação na valorização da cultura, concluímos também que como nos diz Camp & Du Cross (2002), quando a comunidade se vê integrada em algo, olha o turismo com outros olhos e ajuda no desenvolvimento de um turismo responsável, neste caso podemos concluir que os marchantes estão envolvidos e que é um orgulho serem vistos e apreciados pelos turistas no decorrer da atividade.
This study aims to analyze the attitude of the young residents of Lisbon regarding the valuation of the cultural heritage in the city. Lisbon is a city that hosts the most important popular marches in Portugal. In recent years tourism has been a mechanism for the development of the economy, with tourism emerging popular events, which not only aim to attract visitors to certain destinations, but serve to strengthen the identity of a people. The events are an opportunity for the local community to develop and share their culture and traditions, “marchas populares” are an example of that. An exploratory analysis using interviews, conducted to a sample of 6 “marchantes” (tradicional name for people who participate in this cultural manifestation) and 4 collectivities, allowed to identify the main motivations for their participation in the popular marches, main event in the Lisbon celebrations and to evaluate if the “marchantes” are aware that their participation in the “marchas populares” value of the Portuguese cultural heritage. After analyzing the interviews, we conclude that, in fact, young people are aware of their participation in the valorization of culture, we also conclude that Camp & Du Cross (2002) tells us, when the community becomes integrated into something, Other eyes and help in the development of a responsible tourism, in this case we can conclude that it is a pride the dealers are seen and appreciated by the tourists during the parade on Avenida da Liberdade.
This study aims to analyze the attitude of the young residents of Lisbon regarding the valuation of the cultural heritage in the city. Lisbon is a city that hosts the most important popular marches in Portugal. In recent years tourism has been a mechanism for the development of the economy, with tourism emerging popular events, which not only aim to attract visitors to certain destinations, but serve to strengthen the identity of a people. The events are an opportunity for the local community to develop and share their culture and traditions, “marchas populares” are an example of that. An exploratory analysis using interviews, conducted to a sample of 6 “marchantes” (tradicional name for people who participate in this cultural manifestation) and 4 collectivities, allowed to identify the main motivations for their participation in the popular marches, main event in the Lisbon celebrations and to evaluate if the “marchantes” are aware that their participation in the “marchas populares” value of the Portuguese cultural heritage. After analyzing the interviews, we conclude that, in fact, young people are aware of their participation in the valorization of culture, we also conclude that Camp & Du Cross (2002) tells us, when the community becomes integrated into something, Other eyes and help in the development of a responsible tourism, in this case we can conclude that it is a pride the dealers are seen and appreciated by the tourists during the parade on Avenida da Liberdade.
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Turismo Cultural Eventos Marchas Populares Património Cultural Comunidade