Man and the environment have always been a necessary combination: human beings find their own identity both in a personal and a territorial way. The environment, to better shape its ethnological / anthropological needs, without ever betraying its essence of place as such.
The socio-cultural aspects are today more and more intrinsically linked to the territory and to artificial modifications: from Northern to Southern Italy places shape themselves according to eco-touristic, cultural and social needs.
These changes are recurring and sometimes confusing: today they represent a real problem, placing the individual in front of a labile belonging, which cannot become a stable territorial identification over time.
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