EL PATRIMONIO DE LA PRODUCCIÓN EN LA HISTORIOGRAFÍA CUBANA

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  • ELIANA CÁRDENAS SÁNCHEZ

Abstract

El tema del patrimonio urbano arquitectónico dedicado a la producción industrial y agrícola no ha tenido un lugar relevante en la historiografía especializada. Sin embargo, hay aportes significativos brindados por investigadores que, desde la historia socioeconómica, han abordado la repercusión de algunos procesos productivos en el ambiente construido, dentro de los que se destacan Juan y Francisco Pérez de la Riva y Manuel Moreno Fraginals. Otros historiadores más jóvenes, también han publicado textos significativos. Palabras clave: patrimonio productivo, historiografía, historia socioeconómica, historia
urbana y arquitectónica.

The topic of the architectural urban heritage devoted to the industrial and agricultural production has not occupied an outstanding place in the specialized historiography. However, there are significant contributions presented by researchers that, from the socioeconomic history, have approached the
repercussion of some productive processes in the built environment. Among them are Juan and Francisco Pérez de la Riva and Manuel Moreno Fraginals. Other younger historians, they have also published significant texts. Key words: productive patrimony, historiography, socioeconomic history, urban
and architectural history.

Author Biography

ELIANA CÁRDENAS SÁNCHEZ

ELIANA CÁRDENAS SÁNCHEZ. Arquitecta.
Doctora en Arquitectura. Profesora Titular
Consultante e Investigadora Titular. Facultad
de Arquitectura de La Habana. Instituto Superior
Politécnico José A. Echeverría, CUJAE, Ciudad
de La Habana, Cuba.

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CÁRDENAS SÁNCHEZ, E. (2011). EL PATRIMONIO DE LA PRODUCCIÓN EN LA HISTORIOGRAFÍA CUBANA. Revista científica De Arquitectura Y Urbanismo, 30(2-3), 6–12. Retrieved from https://rau.cujae.edu.cu/index.php/revistaau/article/view/62

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Vol. 30 No. 2-3 (2009): Arquitectura y Urbanismo AU

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