Cultural heritage, historical and cultural values and the teaching of history.
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https://doi.org/10.58479/almanaque.2022.47Keywords:
cultural heritage, citizenship, history, values, cultureAbstract
The relationship between Cultural Heritage and the concept of citizenship may not be so obvious, but it is interwoven by links that history teaching today cannot ignore, much less obviate. It is certainly possible to approach it from different perspectives, as well as to assume it from different criteria. What is neither possible nor acceptable is that the teaching of history avoids the responsibility of taking the interpretation of the past outside the radius of the valuation of Cultural Heritage and thus undermining the behavior of citizens who, in the light of the historical-cultural values of each society, cannot avoid re-visiting their past, re-interpreting it and re-semanticizing its symbols.
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