Quando a geo-história avança sobre os significados de um espaço urbano: as paisagens culturais e as transformações identitárias da fronteira Brasil-Argentina

A critical interpretation of the urban spatio-temporal scenery emerges from analyzing cultural landscapes within the Jesuit-Guarani Missions, revealing how these landscapes serve as a tool to understand identity construction and territorial transformations. The study focuses on San Borja, Brazil, highlighting its significance in representing key historical moments that express meanings across diverse cultural goods. By employing cultural landscapes and itineraries as research instruments, the research contributes to UNESCO's evolving categories of cultural property, offering insights into the production, intervention, and exchanges that shape urban territories.

Pinto, M., & Maurer, R. (2014). Quando a geo-história avança sobre os significados de um espaço urbano: as paisagens culturais e as transformações identitárias da fronteira Brasil-Argentina. EURE (Santiago), 40(120), 135–158. https://doi.org/10.4067/s0250-71612014000200007