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cultural conservation: a standalone construct

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Folklore studies

a policy approach that seeks to protect living traditions and community cultural resources alongside historic sites and natural environments.

In folklore studies, cultural conservation refers to a policy approach that seeks to protect living traditions and community cultural resources alongside historic sites and natural environments. This meaning comes from Loomis (1983) in Cultural conservation.[1]

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References

Loomis, O. (1983). Cultural conservation. Library of Congress. Open Library record

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