Publication: El desahucio de viviendas y su incidencia sobre el sujeto
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2013
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Instituto Madrileño de Antropología
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El artículo aborda, desde una perspectiva antropológica, el desahucio de viviendas en un contexto de crisis económica, atendiendo a aspectos como la socialización de los afectados con sus pares, las interacciones y colaboraciones de los agentes implicados en movimientos sociales emergentes, así como a las prácticas implementadas por los mismos. Se analizarán los efectos, que la problemática del desahucio está suponiendo para los sujetos que la vivencian, prestando especial atención a las consecuencias sobre el cuerpo ocasionadas por el sufrimiento, siendo ello un potente indicador de la relevancia humana del desahucio así como de las valoraciones y categorías culturales compartidas. También se tratarán los cambios que se están operando en las representaciones sociales e individuales, sobre aspectos como la propiedad, la ocupación o el alquiler.
The goal of this paper is the study of house-eviction from an anthropological and multidisciplinary perspective within a context of economic crisis. It investigates aspects such as peer socialization of those affected by eviction and the interactions, forms of collaboration and practices implemented by agents involved with such emerging social movements. Another focus of the study is how the effects of the issue of eviction is assumed by those who live the problem, paying particular attention to the physical and mental suffering caused by the violence of the process, which are taken as a powerful indicators of other realities. I also discuss possible changes that may be operating on symbolic representations, both social and individual aspects such as ownership, occupancy or rent.
The goal of this paper is the study of house-eviction from an anthropological and multidisciplinary perspective within a context of economic crisis. It investigates aspects such as peer socialization of those affected by eviction and the interactions, forms of collaboration and practices implemented by agents involved with such emerging social movements. Another focus of the study is how the effects of the issue of eviction is assumed by those who live the problem, paying particular attention to the physical and mental suffering caused by the violence of the process, which are taken as a powerful indicators of other realities. I also discuss possible changes that may be operating on symbolic representations, both social and individual aspects such as ownership, occupancy or rent.