Contributions from the actor-network theory to implement the approach to the Historic Urban Landscape

Abstract

This article presents contributions from the actor-network theory to the recommendation of the Historic Urban Landscape; all this from the understanding of historical centers as urban heritage, where the urban phenomenon transcends the physical dimension of the city. This theoretical review considers the landscape as central and articulating concept; this implies recognizing and strengthening the social component understood from the construction of relationships. The actor-network theory is useful because it shows the relational patterns between actors - human and non-human - in order to make them visible.Keywords: Actor-network theory, historic urban landscape, landscape, urban heritage, historical centers.

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