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San Lorenzello. The search for anomalies which protect

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San Lorenzello. The search for anomalies which protect

edited by Ferruccio Ferrigni, Strasburgo, 1990

in the context of the Intergovernmental Open Partial Agreement on the Prevention of, Protection against, and Organisation of Relief in Major Natural and Technological Disasters

Foreword (J. Soustelle, Académie Française)

INTRODUCTION

Cultural heritage and Council of Europe policy (J.-P. Massué)

Local culture and cultural policy (P. Martone)

Positive action to protect the environment (F. Lamanna)
Preserving local cultures helps development (G. Rizzo)

PROBLEMS AND METHODS

Vulnerability and protection of cultural assets in earthquake zones (B. Helly)

But what is “local earthquake culture”? (F. Ferrigni)

Theories and more theories (F. Ferrigni)

THE CASE STUDY

San Lorenzello. Vital statistics (B. Helly)

The context (M. L. De Cristofaro)

Resources (A. Lavorgna)

The visible site: danger signs (A. Mauro)

The invisible site: how did they know? (P. Beneduce, F. Ferrigni)

The community: work, culture and customs (A. Lavorgna)

San Lorenzello and its earthquakes (A. Lavorgna)

How do buildings react? (F. Ferrigni, A. Lavorgna)

Methods and materials (A. Lavorgna)

Types, typology and reality (A. Lavorgna, A. Rideaud)

Effects of part earthquakes (E. Esposito, G. Luongo,A. Marturano, S. Porfido)

Effects of the latest earthquake (L. Di Cosmo)

Modern earthquake culture? Standards, codes and routine methods (P. Sagnella)

Rediscovering earlier cultures (F. Ferrigni)

Strange window-sills… (A. Rideaud)

But not so strange really (F. Ferrigni, A. Lavorgna)

But in the past they sometimes got it wrong too… (F. Ferrigni, A. Lavorgna)

Strengths and weaknesses (F. Ferrigni, A. Lavorgna)

THE LESSONS LEARNED – WHERE NEXT?

Yesterday’s methods, present-day culture (F. Ferrigni)

Present-day methods, yesterday’s culture (R. Masiero)

Architecture – a living fabric (A. Rideaud)

The case of the killer “bubbola” (P. Pierotti)

An archaeological “reading” of architecture (B. Helly)

Methodological lessons learned and questions unresolved (F. Ferrigni)

Further research – where now? (L. Mendes Victor)