Conflictos territoriales y culturales en la renovación del frente costero, Rosario (Argentina)

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05/2020
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Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
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Eure (Santiago)
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0250-7161
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0717-6236
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Este trabajo reconstruye el proceso de ocupación, desalojo, desposesión de dos experiencias de producción de espacio urbano en una ciudad del Sur Global: Rosario (Argentina). Nos centramos en la franja urbana de la costa central, escenario de las trayectorias de dos sujetos colectivos, los okupas y los pescadores artesanales. Ambas comunidades presentaron formas alternativas de producir e imaginar el espacio urbano y plantearon la necesidad de generar diferencias con las tendencias corporativas que mercantilizaban la ciudad, su cultura y sus modos de vida. A través de sus prácticas y resistencias cotidianas, okupas y pescadores mostraron alternativas espaciales y futuros culturales-productivos para una genealogía y cartografía del presente urbano. Mediante una combinación de la hermenéutica etnográfica e historiográfica, intentamos mostrar las prácticas de resistencia a las fórmulas gubernamentales de la renovación urbana.
This work studies the process of occupation, eviction, dispossession and concealment of two experiences of urban space production in a Global South city: Rosario (Argentina). We focus on the Paraná waterfront, the landscape of two collective subjects: the okupas (squatters from Rosario) and the artisanal fishermen. Both communities presented alternative ways of producing and imagining urban space and identified the need to generate differences from the corporate tendencies that commodified the city, its culture and its ways of life. They also collectively came up with new forms of producing, learning and sharing knowledge, in order to strengthen their self-organized communities. Through their practices and everyday resistances, they showed alternative possible paths and futures in a genealogy and cartography of the urban present. Through a combination of ethnographic and historiographical hermeneutics, we studied the practices of resistance to the governmental formulas of urban renewal.
This work studies the process of occupation, eviction, dispossession and concealment of two experiences of urban space production in a Global South city: Rosario (Argentina). We focus on the Paraná waterfront, the landscape of two collective subjects: the okupas (squatters from Rosario) and the artisanal fishermen. Both communities presented alternative ways of producing and imagining urban space and identified the need to generate differences from the corporate tendencies that commodified the city, its culture and its ways of life. They also collectively came up with new forms of producing, learning and sharing knowledge, in order to strengthen their self-organized communities. Through their practices and everyday resistances, they showed alternative possible paths and futures in a genealogy and cartography of the urban present. Through a combination of ethnographic and historiographical hermeneutics, we studied the practices of resistance to the governmental formulas of urban renewal.
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