strategy
Reenacting common heritage
Synonyms:
Holding heritage recovery activitiesDramatizing cultural heritage
Description:
Heightening man's sense of identity and value. The effect is to equip man to move into life with dignity and a sense of authentic possibility. Context:
An integral part of remodelling celebrational life to give ultimate significance to the life of every individual. Implementation:
Tactics include: community focus to bring the community together by directing it toward a consensed thrust; local stories to recover a group's real sense of identity out of the past; historic mythology to highlight a group's stories through effective dramatic forms; corporate interdependence to ground and enact a community's inter-relatedness; and particularized stories to recover for individuals, families and small groups the awareness of possibility, growing out of a strong sense of past and place. An example is the Canadian Eskimos recovering their story in sculpture which is highly admired and marketable. This means recovering a real sense of their value as world citizens. Broader:
Uncovering cultural heritageDisseminating common heritageRemodelling celebrational lifeDeveloping common cultural heritageTransmitting local cultural heritageCultivating appreciation of cultural heritage Facilitates:
Awakening cultural heritageSustaining community moraleDramatizing community's unique existenceIncorporating cultural heritage into daily life Facilitated by:
Valuing cultural heritage Values:
HeritageCommon sense Type Classification:
D: Detailed strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
