The relationship between intangible cultural heritage and community development: A case study of kite playing in Vietnam’s Red River Delta
The
relationship between intangible cultural heritage and community development: A
case study of kite playing in Vietnam’s Red River Delta
Dang
Thi Phuong Anh (pp 203-220)
Abstract: Intangible cultural
heritage plays an important role for people and local communities to develop a
sense of identity. It is an expression of cultural diversity that can promote
intellectual, emotional, and behavioral involvement on many levels, thus
conveying a sense of heritage to the next generation. However, the growing
influence of industrialization and personal autonomy in modern society may
jeopardize some traditional practices. Local communities determine if
intangible cultural heritage is worthwhile, typically basing their decisions on
the benefits derived from participation (i.e., economic, environmental, social,
and cultural). Safeguarding intangible cultural heritage is a two stage
process: 1) intangible cultural heritage produces benefits for communities; and
2) communities develop a sense of identity from intangible cultural heritage.
This case study on kite playing helps to prove the relationship between
intangible cultural heritage and community development in Vietnam.
Keywords:
Intangible cultural heritage; safeguarding; community
development; relationship; kite playing.
Received: 13th
March 2016; Revised:19th April 2017; Accepted 25th April
2017
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