PANEL 6-B: Landscape as heritage: geographies, memories and materialities.

This session aims to address landscapes of the 19th and 20th centuries from a trans-disciplinary perspective. Th e landscape results in a further historical analysis of the forms of representation and material reproduction of the social, political, cultural and mental dimensions of the contemporary world.

This is a particular heritage: the stratigraphy of the past in the landscape accumulates overlayed and unleashed geographies, memories, imaginations and materiality. The articulation of the territory, the use of energy, the explosion of technology and views on the physical environment are some of the dimensions of the transformation between contemporary society and landscape. In this session, we are interested in trans-disciplinary proposals from various processes that took place in the landscape between 19th and 20th century: industrialization, globalization, migration, contemporary wars, urbanization and the consequent deruralisation.