CONSERVATION OF URBAN SPACE AS AN ONTOLOGICAL PROBLEM (1)

Baykan Günay

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Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation Urban Development and Cultural Heritage Urban Planning and Valuation

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The objects of conservation are known in the western languages by such epistemologies as heritage, historical building, monument, site, or beauty. Such a terminology exists in Turkish too, however, either consciously or unconsciously, legislation in Turkey rests on the notion of natural and cultural beings (tabiat ve kultur varliklari). In spite of such a sophisticated definition, and that Turkey has a well developed legislation concerning conservation; it is hard to say that the society as a whole finds the phenomenon appropriate.

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