Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage and Cultural Tourism
- 세계문화관광학회
- Conference Proceedings
- 11th International Joint World Cultural Tourism Conference 2010
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2010.1186 - 92 (7 pages)
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The UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Heritage entered into force in 2006. There exist some valuable models for this convention; however, the implementation of the convention faces some difficulties resulting from the nature of Intangible culture heritage. This essay, therefore, aims at pointing at some such of problematic issues present in the preservation and promotion of intangible heritage. In doing so, the Chinese Taoist (Daoqing) shadow theatre is chosen as a case study and the difficulty in protecting this unique example of Chinese performing art is to be discussed. The essay analyses the characteristics, problems and current status of Taoist shadow theatre. The relation between cultural tourism and safeguarding intangible heritage will be also discussed.
ABSTRACT
INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE
INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE AND CULTURAL TOURISM
OVERVIEW OF CHINESE SHADOW THEATRE
TAOIST (DAOQING) STYLE SHADOW THEATRE IN HUANXIAN
TAOIST (DAOQING) SHADOW THEATRE IN THE NEED OF URGENT SAFEGUARDING
TAOIST (DAOQING) SHADOW THEATRE AND CULTURAL TOURISM
CONCLUSION
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