Representations of the body and practices in Playa Grande. Chronicles of Linda Lindsay in the magazine El Hogar, Argentina

This paper presents an analysis of chronicles written by Linda Lindsay published in El Hogar between 1946 and 1955 which deals with a series of her touristic trips around the world. This work only includes those chronicles referring to tourism in the city of Mar del Plata (Argentina) and its aim is...

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Autor principal: Gonzalez, Agustina
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Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Escuela de Antropología - FHyA 2022
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El Hogar
Playa grande
cuerpo
prácticas del ocio
representaciones
Playa Grande
body
leisure practices
representations
corpo
práticas de lazer
representações
Acceso en línea:https://revistadeantropologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revistadeantropologia/article/view/195
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Revista de la Escuela de Antropología de Universidad Nacional de Rosario
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topic El Hogar
Playa grande
cuerpo
prácticas del ocio
representaciones
El Hogar
Playa Grande
body
leisure practices
representations
El Hogar
Playa Grande
corpo
práticas de lazer
representações
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Playa grande
cuerpo
prácticas del ocio
representaciones
El Hogar
Playa Grande
body
leisure practices
representations
El Hogar
Playa Grande
corpo
práticas de lazer
representações
Gonzalez, Agustina
Representations of the body and practices in Playa Grande. Chronicles of Linda Lindsay in the magazine El Hogar, Argentina
topic_facet El Hogar
Playa grande
cuerpo
prácticas del ocio
representaciones
El Hogar
Playa Grande
body
leisure practices
representations
El Hogar
Playa Grande
corpo
práticas de lazer
representações
author Gonzalez, Agustina
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title Representations of the body and practices in Playa Grande. Chronicles of Linda Lindsay in the magazine El Hogar, Argentina
title_short Representations of the body and practices in Playa Grande. Chronicles of Linda Lindsay in the magazine El Hogar, Argentina
title_full Representations of the body and practices in Playa Grande. Chronicles of Linda Lindsay in the magazine El Hogar, Argentina
title_fullStr Representations of the body and practices in Playa Grande. Chronicles of Linda Lindsay in the magazine El Hogar, Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Representations of the body and practices in Playa Grande. Chronicles of Linda Lindsay in the magazine El Hogar, Argentina
title_sort representations of the body and practices in playa grande. chronicles of linda lindsay in the magazine el hogar, argentina
description This paper presents an analysis of chronicles written by Linda Lindsay published in El Hogar between 1946 and 1955 which deals with a series of her touristic trips around the world. This work only includes those chronicles referring to tourism in the city of Mar del Plata (Argentina) and its aim is to understand different social practices in terms of leisure time in the emerging area of Playa Grande to interpret different habits and representations around corporality in this place.In this context, based on the idea that Playa Grande represents a social exclusive summer resort for the elite, the aim is to delve into which notions and representations of corporality were legitimated, as well as the practices and lifestyles that were promoted. With this purpose, we include chronicles of the printed press as a source of historical research and as a summary for the cultural study.The results of this research paper allow us to rethink habits, behaviors, trends, corporality and representations in the southern area of the city that were evident in the news press and to explore how these images drive consumption and imitation in the middle class in that historical moment.
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spelling I15-R207-article-1952022-12-30T16:53:07Z Representations of the body and practices in Playa Grande. Chronicles of Linda Lindsay in the magazine El Hogar, Argentina Representaciones del cuerpo y prácticas en Playa Grande. Crónicas de Linda Lindsay en la revista El Hogar, Argentina Representações do corpo e práticas em Playa Grande. Crônicas de Linda Lindsay na revista El Hogar, Argentina Gonzalez, Agustina El Hogar Playa grande cuerpo prácticas del ocio representaciones El Hogar Playa Grande body leisure practices representations El Hogar Playa Grande corpo práticas de lazer representações This paper presents an analysis of chronicles written by Linda Lindsay published in El Hogar between 1946 and 1955 which deals with a series of her touristic trips around the world. This work only includes those chronicles referring to tourism in the city of Mar del Plata (Argentina) and its aim is to understand different social practices in terms of leisure time in the emerging area of Playa Grande to interpret different habits and representations around corporality in this place.In this context, based on the idea that Playa Grande represents a social exclusive summer resort for the elite, the aim is to delve into which notions and representations of corporality were legitimated, as well as the practices and lifestyles that were promoted. With this purpose, we include chronicles of the printed press as a source of historical research and as a summary for the cultural study.The results of this research paper allow us to rethink habits, behaviors, trends, corporality and representations in the southern area of the city that were evident in the news press and to explore how these images drive consumption and imitation in the middle class in that historical moment. Este artículo presenta un análisis de las crónicas escritas por Linda Lindsay publicadas en El Hogar, entre 1946-1955, cuyo eje central fue una serie de viajes turísticos por distintas partes del mundo. Para este escrito se tomarán únicamente las que hacen referencia al turismo en la ciudad de Mar del Plata (Argentina) con el fin de comprender distintas prácticas sociales en torno al ocio en el sector emergente de Playa Grande y, de esta manera, interpretar los diferentes hábitos y representaciones en torno a la corporalidad en este espacio. En este contexto, partiendo de la idea de que el complejo de Playa Grande constituye un espacio social de exclusividad y veraneo de la elite, se pretende rastrear qué nociones y representaciones de la corporalidad fueron legitimadas en ese espacio, así como también las prácticas y el estilo de vida que se fomentaba. Para ello las crónicas se incorporan en el marco de la prensa gráfica como fuente de investigación histórica y cómo síntesis para el estudio de la cultura.Los resultados que arroja este artículo permiten reflexionar acerca de los hábitos, los comportamientos, las tendencias, las corporalidades y las representaciones en la zona sur de la ciudad que se condensaron en la prensa gráfica e indagar respecto a cómo estas imágenes motivaron consumos y emulaciones en la clase media durante un momento histórico determinado. Este artigo apresenta uma análise das crônicas escritas por Linda Lindsay publicadas na revista El Hogar, entre 1946-1955, cujo eixo central foi uma série de viagens turísticas a diferentes partes do mundo. Para esta escrita, serão tomadas apenas aquelas crônicas que se referem ao turismo na cidade de Mar del Plata (Argentina) para compreender as diversas práticas sociais ao redor do lazer no setor emergente de Playa Grande e, assim, interpretar os diferentes hábitos e representações em torno da corporalidade neste espaço. Nesse contexto, partindo da ideia de que o complexo de Playa Grande constitui um espaço social de exclusividade e férias de verão para a elite, pretende-se traçar quais noções e representações de corporalidade foram legitimadas naquele espaço, bem como as práticas e o estilo de vida que foi promovida. Para isso, as crônicas são incorporadas ao quadro da imprensa gráfica como fonte de pesquisa histórica e como síntese para o estudo da cultura. Os resultados deste artigo permitem refletir sobre os hábitos, comportamentos, tendências, corporalidades e representações na zona sul da cidade que se condensaram na imprensa gráfica e pesquisar como estes motivaram o consumo e as emulações na cidade, nesse momento histórico. Escuela de Antropología - FHyA 2022-12-30 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf text/html https://revistadeantropologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revistadeantropologia/article/view/195 10.35305/rea.viXXXI.195 Revista de la Escuela de Antropología; Núm. XXXI (2022): jul-dic 2618-2998 1852-1576 spa https://revistadeantropologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revistadeantropologia/article/view/195/236 https://revistadeantropologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revistadeantropologia/article/view/195/237 Derechos de autor 2022 Agustina Gonzalez https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0

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