http://openarchive.icomos.org/id/eprint/1753/ Folk Architecture in Historic Environments: Living Spaces for Intangible Cultural Heritage Discussions about intangible cultural heritage emerged through the process for defining cultural heritage of humanity and developed for correcting the deficiencies of those definitions. In this respect, these discussions were not oriented for creating dissociation in the understanding of cultural heritage, but emerged as the product of the endeavor of understanding and re-defining the entity. This research aims to produce a methodology for redefining the entity of the concept of cultural heritage, examining the relationships between architecture and intangible cultural heritage in historic environments. Karakul, Özlem Cultural_Landscapes E04 E09 H09 H15 H17 H27 O04 O05 Folk Architecture in Historic Environments: Living Spaces for Intangible Cultural Heritage 2017-06-28T10:19:35Z Karakul, Özlem (2007) Folk Architecture in Historic Environments: Living Spaces for Intangible Cultural Heritage. Milli Folklor-International and Quarterly Journal of Cultural Studies, 19 . p. 151-163. ISSN 1300-3984 [Article] application/pdf