显示源文件讨论修订记录反向链接回到顶部 Share via Share via... Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Telegram WhatsApp Yammer Reddit最近更改Send via e-Mail打印Permalink × 目录 手工业行会_按行业进行知识传承并保持身份认同的网络 遗产详细介绍 遗产图片 遗产邮票 主要邮票 手工业行会_按行业进行知识传承并保持身份认同的网络 The French Compagnonnage system is a unique way of conveying knowledge and know-how linked to the trades that work with stone, wood, metal, leather, textiles and food. Its originality lies in its synthesis of varied methods and processes of transmitting knowledge: national and international educational travel (known as the ‘Tour de France’ period), initiation rituals, school-based teaching, customary learning and technical apprenticeship. The Compagnonnage movement involves almost 45,000 people, who belong to one of three groups of compagnons. Those aged 16 years or over who wish to learn and/or develop their skills in a given profession can apply to join a Compagnonnage community. Training lasts on average five years, during which apprentices regularly move from town to town, both in France and internationally, to discover types of knowledge and ways of passing them on. To be eligible to transmit this knowledge the apprentice must produce a ‘masterwork’, examined and assessed by the compagnons. Compagnonnage is popularly perceived as the last movement to practice and teach certain ancient craft techniques, to deliver true excellence in craft training, to closely integrate the development of the person and the training of the worker, and the last to perform trade initiation rites. 非物质文化遗产 国别 法国 France 中文名称手工业行会_按行业进行知识传承并保持身份认同的网络 英文名称Compagnonnage, network for on-the-job transmission of knowledge and identities 登录年份2010 遗产详细介绍 遗产图片 遗产邮票 主要邮票 发行国家/地区:法国France 名称时间邮票 [] 非遗/欧洲和北美洲/法国/手工业行会_按行业进行知识传承并保持身份认同的网络.txt 最后更改: 6年前由 青团00 登录