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Living in a World Heritage Site

Part of the Palgrave Studies in Urban Anthropology Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-17451-4

ISBN: 978-3-030-17450-7

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jul 4, 2019

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Istasse, Manon

Pages: 1 –36

[This chapter introduces the main question and the case study: how heritage looks on the ground in World Heritage sites and what happens when heritage collides with livelihood and daily life, and more particularly in the medina of Fez in Morocco—which have been listed as part of the World...
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Chapter 2Fez

Istasse, Manon

Pages: 37 –80

[This chapter gives an overview of the history of Fez and describes three major changes that have occurred since 1957. Firstly, Fassi elites left the medina; their houses were occupied by rural migrants, who are accused of causing the material degradation of the medina. This negative image,...
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Undertaking Work in a House

Istasse, Manon

Pages: 83 –113

[Construction work is a way to make one’s house different from others. Various actors are involved in such work (owners, workers, members of institutions) and in the rules and permits related to these work. They also refer to several words (restoration, conservation, modernisation) and principles...
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Furnishing and Decorating a House

Istasse, Manon

Pages: 115 –138

[Fez is supposed to have its own style, the Arab-Andalus one. However, both foreigners and Moroccans play with this style in the way they decorate and furnish their house. There are six main styles in Fez, whose overview shows that furniture and decoration matter. In addition to these styles,...
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Intimacy, Hospitality and Tradition in Tourist Accommodation

Istasse, Manon

Pages: 139 –163

[A house may be used as a tourist accommodation—which an owner decides to open for various reasons. These owners have to deal with hospitality, privacy and tradition. In that case, privacy is more than a principle as tourist accommodation owners fight for in very practical ways. Hospitality comes...
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Sensual, Affective and Cognitive Relations with Houses

Istasse, Manon

Pages: 167 –206

[Part II is dedicated to the attachment to houses beyond their materiality. The first section presents the various sensations that informants mentioned, such as sight, smell, touch, etc. and questions the idea of senses as skills, following Tim Ingold and Antoine Hennion. The second section is...
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From Conflicts to the Attachment to Houses

Istasse, Manon

Pages: 207 –237

[The first section of this chapter is a description of conflicts related to houses. Without going as far as a sociology of conventions, conflicts are used as a methodological tool to access justifications that informants use to support their argument and justify their actions. The second section...
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Heritage: Forms, Grammar and Circulation

Istasse, Manon

Pages: 241 –268

[Although the issue of heritage may seem relatively absent from houses in Fez, being just a quality among others, heritage is not limited to houses in Fez but may take the various forms described in Chapter 2. The multiple forms of heritage encountered in Fez follow their own logic and have their...
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Conclusion

Istasse, Manon

Pages: 269 –280

[The conclusion offers a synthesis of each chapter and the line followed through the book. It also gives the opportunity to propose several ways to continue this investigation. It means further investigation in Fez and for comparison with other sites, which would help to understand how the...

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