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Chapter 2 - The limitless concept: the new heritage paradigm and its relation to space Silva Pérez, Rocío Fernández Salinas, Víctor Patrimonio Territorial Cultura Espacio territorial Producción Científica Heritage: this ancient and beautiful word was originally linked to the family, to the economic and legal structures of a stable society rooted in space and time. It has been qualified by several adjectives (genetic, natural, historic…) that have turned it into a «nomadic» concept that, today, still follows a diverse and resounding path (Choay, online –original ed. of 1992–). Heritage is neither natural nor eternal, but a social construct that appeared at the dawn of modernity as a kind of lay religion. It served to provide an aura of sacredness to speeches concerning identity, mainly of a national or regional nature, but also local, through representative relics that have some kind of metonymic relationship with the perceived cultural externality, on the time plane (the past, as a time beyond time, unreachable) of the supposedly indomitable, uncontaminated nature […] and its genius and exceptionality (Prats, 2006: 72). 2019-07-11T11:32:29Z 2019-07-11T11:32:29Z 2017 info:eu-repo/semantics/bookPart Manero Miguel, F.; García Cuesta, J. L. (Coords.) (2017): Territorial Heritage & Spatial Planning. A Geographical Perspective. Ed. Thomson Reuters. The Global Law Collection. Navarra. 327 págs. ISBN – 978-84-9152-762-6 978-84-9152-760-2 http://uvadoc.uva.es/handle/10324/36880 57 84 The limitless concept: the new heritage paradigm and its relation to space eng info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess los autores Thomson Reuters Aranzadi