CHILDHOOD, ADOLESCENCE AND PANDEMIC. BODIES, (IM)POSSIBLE SPACES AND THE SEARCH FOR BEING-TOGETHER IN CONTEXTS OF POVERTY.
In this article we propose to share some reflections that seek an approach to characterize and analyze the experiences of children and adolescents from socially segregated neighborhoods in the city of Cordoba during the COVID-19 pandemic. From a socio-anthropological and qualitative approach, we ask...
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Instituto de Investigación y Formación en Administración Pública (IIFAP-FCS-UNC)
2022
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| Sumario: | In this article we propose to share some reflections that seek an approach to characterize and analyze the experiences of children and adolescents from socially segregated neighborhoods in the city of Cordoba during the COVID-19 pandemic. From a socio-anthropological and qualitative approach, we ask in particular how the policies of Isolation and Mandatory Preventive Social Distancing affected the experiences of children and adolescents, their corporealities and their links with others persons, and how the changes and protocols in relation to the use/non-use of spaces (public and private) influenced them. We articulate concepts around childhood and poverty (Bustelo, 2011; Pineau, 2008), bodies (Ruiz, 2021), practices (De Certeau, 1999; 2000) and bodily practices (Cachorro, 2013), and seek to reconstruct from diverse theoretical contributions the dominant forms of bonding that condition life in our contemporary societies (Debord,1995; Segato, 2018; Segovia Marin, 2017), especially in contexts of poverty where violences are diverse and overlap with each other (Galtung, 2004). The methodological strategy combined interviews with neighborhood referents, observations of squares and parks and Photographic Narrative Workshops with adolescents. As results, there are references to children and adolescents' bodies limited to homes marked by overcrowding and violence of various kinds. The strong virtualization of bonds, the predominance of sedentary activities, the hyper-specified regulation of relationships due to shift protocols configure bodies-closed and conditioned and, at the same time, in the exercise of practices that express the search for recovering space-time in the company of others persons. |
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