3557 KB0 KB201320252023Santos, Joaquim Rodrigues dosštevilka:2letnik:28str. 123-145DOI:10.3986/ahas.28.2.06ISSN:1408-0419COBISSID_HOST:179157763URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-OA0H7D2XenZaložba ZRCActa historiae artis Slovenicaarchitectural heritagearhitekturna dediščinadiktatura Estado NovoEstado Novo dictatorshipideological propagandaideološka propagandaMedieval castlesprenovarefunctionalizationrenovationrestavriranjesprememba namembnostisrednjeveški gradoviThe restoration and refunctionalisation of medieval fortified manor houses by the Portuguese dictatorial regime (1926–1974)|In the Modern Age, most fortified manor houses in Portugal fell into ruin, due to the lack of dignified living conditions, the obsolescence of defensive structures, and the decline decay of aristocratic families. However, between 1933 and 1974, many ruined fortified manor houses were restored by the Portuguese dictatorial regime. The nationalist dictatorship of Estado Novo used heritage as an ideological instrument of propaganda. This proposal aims to analyse the context of the ideological restoration of medieval fortified manor houses by the dictatorial regime, addressing symbolisms, restoration actions, and the contextualisation of fortified manor houses in Portugal by focusing on particular case studiesV novem veku je večina srednjeveških gradov na Portugalskem propadla zaradi premajhnega udobja, zastarelosti obrambnih struktur in izumiranja plemiških družin. V letih od 1933– 1974 je portugalski diktatorski režim številne porušene gradove obnovil. Nacionalistična diktatura Estado Novo je kulturno dediščino uporabljala kot ideološki instrument propagande. Namen članka je analizirati kontekst ideološke obnove srednjeveških gradov v času diktatorskega režima, pri čemer so obravnavani simbolika, ukrepi pri obnovah in kontekstualizacija gradov na Portugalskem s poudarkom na študijah posameznih primerovTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaZRC SAZU, Umetnostnozgodovinski inštitut Franceta Steleta