SAN JOSÉ, UNA CIUDAD EN PERPETUA TRANSFORMACIÓN. REFLEXIONES SOBRE EL ESPACIO
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Sánchez Lovell, Adriana
Paniagua Arguedas, Laura
Brenes Montoya, Mónica
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Universidad de Costa Rica
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Este artículo discute las transformaciones históricas y las contradicciones presentes en las dinámicas, las relaciones, los significados y las creencias cotidianas sobre la ciudad de San José. Desde el espacio, como unidad analítica básica, se plantean cuestionamientos sobre los cambios en el ámbito social, relacional, productivo y laboral que se han presentado a lo largo de la historia de San José. Además, se discurre sobre las formas de apropiación y uso del espacio que se enmarcan en la segregación y discriminación crecientes.
This article aims to introduce questions and proposals to approach the study of the transformations, contradictions and continuities present in the dynamics, relationships, meanings and everyday beliefs about San Jose city. We use space as our basic analytical unit, where we approach questions about changes in the social, relational, productive and labor sphere that arose in the last decades in the Costa Rican capital, and happen to gerate differentiated forms of appropriation and use of space that is increasingly characterized by segregation and discrimination.
This article aims to introduce questions and proposals to approach the study of the transformations, contradictions and continuities present in the dynamics, relationships, meanings and everyday beliefs about San Jose city. We use space as our basic analytical unit, where we approach questions about changes in the social, relational, productive and labor sphere that arose in the last decades in the Costa Rican capital, and happen to gerate differentiated forms of appropriation and use of space that is increasingly characterized by segregation and discrimination.
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ciudad, costa rica, san josé, social transformation, sociología urbana, town, transformaciones sociales, urban areas, urban sociology, zonas urbanas, costa rica, san josé, social transformation, town, urban areas, urban sociology