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O presente relatório apresenta uma descrição e análise do estágio realizado
no Museu Convento dos Lóios, em Santa Maria da Feira, integrado no 3º
semestre do Mestrado em Património, Artes e Turismo Cultural da Escola de
Educação do Politécnico do Porto.
Este trabalho centrou-se em recolhas de informação sobre o ofício do
ferreiro deste concelho, no âmbito do Património Cultural Imaterial, que se
propõem complementar a coleção etnográfica do ofício do ferreiro que se
encontra no Museu.
O Património Cultural Imaterial tem de ser conhecido para ser
salvaguardado. O seu estudo, conhecimento e a sua divulgação, são formas
viáveis de o conservar, possibilitando, assim, a sua promoção para que se
salvaguardem costumes, tradições, saberes e expressões. Apresenta-se
normalmente com um passado bem longo, mas, por vezes, tem um futuro
comprometido devido a um presente de fraca valorização. Neste sentido
destaca-se a importância dos museus na preservação dessa identidade ligada à
memória, no estabelecimento do vínculo com as gerações passadas, com a
identidade local, nacional, ajudando a compreender a história, as
comunidades e as suas especificidades culturais.
This report presents a description and analysis of the internship held at the Convento dos Lóios Museum in Santa Maria da Feira, integrated in the 3rd semester of the Master's Degree in Heritage, Arts and Cultural Tourism at the Polytechnic School of Porto. This work focused on the collection of information about the craft of the blacksmith of this county, within the scope of Intangible Cultural Heritage, and they complement the actual blacksmith craft’s ethnographic collection from Museu Convento dos Lóios. The Immaterial Cultural Heritage must be known to be safeguarded. Viable ways to retain it, such as studying, acknowledging and disseminating, allow the promotion of preserving customs, traditions, knowledge and expressions from the past. This heritage was frequently presented with importance in the past, but its future is vulnerable because of a weakened appreciation in the present. It is remarkable how museums place significance on preserving that identity which is tied to memory: by maintaining the link with older generations, local and national identities, which encourages a comprehension of history, its communities and their cultural specificities.
This report presents a description and analysis of the internship held at the Convento dos Lóios Museum in Santa Maria da Feira, integrated in the 3rd semester of the Master's Degree in Heritage, Arts and Cultural Tourism at the Polytechnic School of Porto. This work focused on the collection of information about the craft of the blacksmith of this county, within the scope of Intangible Cultural Heritage, and they complement the actual blacksmith craft’s ethnographic collection from Museu Convento dos Lóios. The Immaterial Cultural Heritage must be known to be safeguarded. Viable ways to retain it, such as studying, acknowledging and disseminating, allow the promotion of preserving customs, traditions, knowledge and expressions from the past. This heritage was frequently presented with importance in the past, but its future is vulnerable because of a weakened appreciation in the present. It is remarkable how museums place significance on preserving that identity which is tied to memory: by maintaining the link with older generations, local and national identities, which encourages a comprehension of history, its communities and their cultural specificities.
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Património Cultural Imaterial Museologia Ofício de ferreiro Santa Maria da Feira Intangible Cultural Heritage Museology Blacksmithing
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Instituto Politécnico do Porto. Escola Superior de Educação