Publication: Espacios culturales y artísticos: en búsqueda de una nomenclatura unificadora
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2020-12
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La presente investigación parte de la confusión terminológica existente a la hora de hacer referencia a diferentes espacios urbanos en los que la cultura y la creatividad actúan como catalizadores para su revitalización. Estos, son denominados, en la actualidad y, por lo general, como distritos culturales y/o creativos. Sin embargo, también se asocian a este tipo de espacio otras denominaciones como “barrios artísticos”, “clústeres”, “escenas culturales”, “agrupaciones de instituciones culturales”, etc.
Por ello, a través de una revisión bibliográfica en profundidad, la presente investigación pretende esclarecer la diferencia entre todos estos términos y generar una nomenclatura unificadora ante el concepto descrito.
De tal modo, partiendo de la idea de que el concepto no es algo realmente importante y que lo interesante son las características comunes de estos espacios urbanos, este estudio, propone el uso de una terminología mucho más general basada en determinar a estas áreas urbanas como “espacios culturales y creativos de participación ciudadana”, pues, en ellos, estos tres factores, (la cultura, la creatividad y el hacer de la ciudadanía) son claves para el desarrollo sostenible del entorno.
The aim of this research comes from the existing terminological confusion when referring to different urban spaces where culture and creativity are revitalization catalysts. These areas are usually referred to as “cultural and/or creative districts”. However, other names such as "artistic quarters", "clusters", "cultural scenes", "groups of cultural institutions", etc. are also associated with this kind of spaces. Through an in-depth bibliographic review, this research seeks to clarify the difference between all these concepts and generate a unifying nomenclature for the described idea. To shed light on this issue, this study relies on the idea that, when it comes to the aforesaid urban spaces, their concept is not significantly important. Rather, what really is important are the common characteristics of these areas. Taking this into consideration, a much more general terminology is used. This terminology implies naming the reported urban areas as “cultural and creative spaces for citizen participation", due to the fact that these three factors, culture, creativity and citizenship, are key to their sustainable development.
The aim of this research comes from the existing terminological confusion when referring to different urban spaces where culture and creativity are revitalization catalysts. These areas are usually referred to as “cultural and/or creative districts”. However, other names such as "artistic quarters", "clusters", "cultural scenes", "groups of cultural institutions", etc. are also associated with this kind of spaces. Through an in-depth bibliographic review, this research seeks to clarify the difference between all these concepts and generate a unifying nomenclature for the described idea. To shed light on this issue, this study relies on the idea that, when it comes to the aforesaid urban spaces, their concept is not significantly important. Rather, what really is important are the common characteristics of these areas. Taking this into consideration, a much more general terminology is used. This terminology implies naming the reported urban areas as “cultural and creative spaces for citizen participation", due to the fact that these three factors, culture, creativity and citizenship, are key to their sustainable development.
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