Women's ways of dwelling amidst river cycles and floods. : An approach to the strategies and knowledge built for dwelling in riverine territory: research progress.

In this article, we will share research progress made as part of the development of a doctoral thesis that analyzes the ways women construct their living arrangements in a riverside neighborhood in the city of Santa Fe, known as "La Vuelta del Paraguayo" (LVDP). This neighborhood is charac...

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Autor principal:	Martinez, Marina Andrea
Formato:	Artículo revista
Lenguaje:	Español
Publicado:	Escuela de Antropología - FHyA 2023
Materias:	Mujeres inundación formas de habitar Women flooding ways of inhabiting Mulheres inundação
Acceso en línea:	https://revistadeantropologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revistadeantropologia/article/view/246
Aporte de:	Revista de la Escuela de Antropología de Universidad Nacional de Rosario

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title	Women's ways of dwelling amidst river cycles and floods. : An approach to the strategies and knowledge built for dwelling in riverine territory: research progress.
title_short	Women's ways of dwelling amidst river cycles and floods. : An approach to the strategies and knowledge built for dwelling in riverine territory: research progress.
title_full	Women's ways of dwelling amidst river cycles and floods. : An approach to the strategies and knowledge built for dwelling in riverine territory: research progress.
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description	In this article, we will share research progress made as part of the development of a doctoral thesis that analyzes the ways women construct their living arrangements in a riverside neighborhood in the city of Santa Fe, known as "La Vuelta del Paraguayo" (LVDP). This neighborhood is characterized by coexisting with river cycles and experiencing periodic floods. Our approach is grounded in the field of gender and space studies, employing an intersectional perspective. This perspective recognizes that gender, as a social organizing factor, interacts with other aspects such as race, class, and, in this specific case, the geographical conditions of the location. To conduct our research, we conducted ethnographic interviews with a group of women residing in LVDP. In the initial findings of our analysis, we observed that the interviewees structure their narratives around a central conflict that juxtaposes their narrative of "living with the river" against a state narrative that categorizes LVDP as a high-risk, uninhabitable neighborhood subject to relocation. We aim to expose how this conflict affects women differently.
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spelling	I15-R207-article-2462023-12-29T15:43:04Z Women's ways of dwelling amidst river cycles and floods. : An approach to the strategies and knowledge built for dwelling in riverine territory: research progress. Formas del habitar de mujeres que conviven con los ciclos del río y las inundaciones. : Un acercamiento a las estrategias y saberes construidos para habitar en territorio ribereño: avances de investigación Formas de habitar para mulheres que convivem com os ciclos do rio e inundações. : Uma abordagem às estratégias e conhecimentos construídos para habitar em território ribeirinho: progresso da pesquisa. Martinez, Marina Andrea Mujeres inundación formas de habitar Women flooding ways of inhabiting Mulheres inundação formas de habitar In this article, we will share research progress made as part of the development of a doctoral thesis that analyzes the ways women construct their living arrangements in a riverside neighborhood in the city of Santa Fe, known as "La Vuelta del Paraguayo" (LVDP). This neighborhood is characterized by coexisting with river cycles and experiencing periodic floods. Our approach is grounded in the field of gender and space studies, employing an intersectional perspective. This perspective recognizes that gender, as a social organizing factor, interacts with other aspects such as race, class, and, in this specific case, the geographical conditions of the location. To conduct our research, we conducted ethnographic interviews with a group of women residing in LVDP. In the initial findings of our analysis, we observed that the interviewees structure their narratives around a central conflict that juxtaposes their narrative of "living with the river" against a state narrative that categorizes LVDP as a high-risk, uninhabitable neighborhood subject to relocation. We aim to expose how this conflict affects women differently. En este artículo, compartiremos avances de investigación realizados como parte de la elaboración de la tesis doctoral que analiza las formas del habitar de las mujeres de un barrio ribereño de la ciudad de Santa Fe, conocido como "La Vuelta del Paraguayo" (LVDP), que se caracteriza por coexistir con los ciclos del río y experimentar periódicas inundaciones. Nuestro enfoque se enmarca en los estudios sobre espacio y género, utilizando la perspectiva interseccional. Esta perspectiva reconoce que el género, como un factor de organización social, interactúa con otros aspectos como la raza, la clase y, en este caso específico, con las condiciones geográficas del lugar. Para llevar a cabo nuestra investigación, realizamos entrevistas etnográficas con un grupo de mujeres residentes en LVDP. En los primeros hallazgos de nuestro análisis, observamos que las entrevistadas estructuran sus relatos en torno a un conflicto central que contrapone su narrativa “de la convivencia con el río” con una narrativa estatal en la que se categoriza LVDP como un barrio de riesgo hídrico, inhabitable y factible de relocalización. Buscamos exponer cómo este conflicto afecta de manera diferente a las mujeres. Neste artigo, compartilharemos avanços de pesquisa realizados como parte da elaboração de uma tese de doutorado que analisa as formas de habitação que as mulheres constroem em um bairro ribeirinho na cidade de Santa Fe, conhecido como "La Vuelta del Paraguayo" (LVDP), que se caracteriza por coexistir com os ciclos do rio e experimentar inundações periódicas. Nossa abordagem se enquadra nos estudos de gênero e espaço, utilizando a perspectiva interseccional. Essa perspectiva reconhece que o gênero, como um fator de organização social, interage com outros aspectos, como raça, classe e, neste caso específico, com as condições geográficas do local. Para realizar nossa pesquisa, conduzimos entrevistas etnográficas com um grupo de mulheres residentes no LVDP. Nas descobertas iniciais de nossa análise, observamos que as entrevistadas estruturam suas narrativas em torno de um conflito central que contrapõe sua narrativa de "conviver com o rio" a uma narrativa estatal que categoriza o LVDP como um bairro em risco hídrico, inabitável e sujeito à realocação. Buscamos expor como esse conflito afeta as mulheres de maneira diferente. Palavras-chave: Mulheres, inundação, formas de habitar. Escuela de Antropología - FHyA 2023-12-29 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf text/html application/epub+zip https://revistadeantropologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revistadeantropologia/article/view/246 Revista de la Escuela de Antropología; Núm. XXXIII (2023): jul-dic 2618-2998 1852-1576 spa https://revistadeantropologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revistadeantropologia/article/view/246/280 https://revistadeantropologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revistadeantropologia/article/view/246/281 https://revistadeantropologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revistadeantropologia/article/view/246/283 Derechos de autor 2023 Marina Andrea Martinez https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0

Women's ways of dwelling amidst river cycles and floods. : An approach to the strategies and knowledge built for dwelling in riverine territory: research progress.

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