1. Intangible Cultural Heritage
Intangible Interpretation?

2. UNESCO
Convention for the safeguarding of
the intangible cultural heritage

4. Intangible cultural heritage
• The
practices, representations, expressions, knowl
edge, skills – as well as the
instruments, objects, artefacts and cultural
spaces associated therewith – that
communities, groups and, in some
cases, individuals recognize as part of their
cultural heritage.

5. Intangible Cultural Heritage
• Transmitted from generation to generation, is
constantly recreated by communities and
groups in response to their environment, their
interaction with nature and their history, and
provides them with a sense of identity and
continuity.

6. Intangible Cultural Heritage
• Oral traditions and expressions, including
language as a vehicle of the intangible cultural
heritage
• Performing arts
• Social practices, rituals and festive events
• Knowledge and practices concerning nature
and the universe
• Traditional craftsmanship

7. • Oral traditions and
expressions, including
language as a vehicle of
the intangible cultural
heritage
• Performing arts
• Social practices, rituals
and festive events
• Knowledge and practices
concerning nature and
the universe
• Traditional craftsmanship

8. From the representative list:
• Cultural space of Jmaa el-Fna Square

9. Language dance and music of the
Garifuna

10. Processional giants and dragons of
Belgium and France

11. Olonkho, Yakut heroic epos

12. Tango

13. Gastronomic meal of the French

14. Mediterranean Diet

17. King Arthur

18. Robin Hood

25. Solsbury Hill, Bath

27. Maid Marian

29. Anne Boleyn

35. Intangible cultural heritage
• The
practices, representations, expressions, knowl
edge, skills – as well as the
instruments, objects, artefacts and cultural
spaces associated therewith – that
communities, groups and, in some
cases, individuals recognize as part of their
cultural heritage.