El castillo de Navas de San Miguel: Un juego de resolución de conflictos aplicado al problema de la conservación del patrimonio histórico

Josué  Llull Peñalba; Juan Antonio  Mayoral López

doi:10.58265/pulso.4893

The Castle of Navas de San Miguel: An application of a conflict resolution game to address the issue of preserving historical heritage.

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Josué Llull Peñalba Escuela Universitaria Cardenal Cisneros
Juan Antonio Mayoral López Escuela Universitaria Cardenal Cisneros

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https://doi.org/10.58265/pulso.4893

Abstract

A role-play is presented that uses conflict resolution strategies to tackle moral dilemmas in a practical scenario. The case presented is based on the premise that a proposed new motorway would cut through existing vineyards situated between a small village and a nearby castle. The construction of this road would not only destroy the vineyards and impact the traditional agricultural economy of the area but also necessitate the relocation of the cemetery and sever the historical link between the town and the castle. The participants in the role-play will assume various positions related to the issue and use negotiation strategies to reach a feasible and consensual alternative to the negative effects of the motorway.

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2002-10-30

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Llull Peñalba, J. ., & Mayoral López, J. A. . (2002). The Castle of Navas de San Miguel: An application of a conflict resolution game to address the issue of preserving historical heritage. Pulso. Revista De educación, (25), 111–131. https://doi.org/10.58265/pulso.4893

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No. 25 (2002)

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Educational experiences

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