"Inhabitant’s knowledge" in the contemporary city: neighborhood narratives of a collaborative ethnography

  • Eduardo Álvarez Pedrosian Universidad de la República.
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Keywords: consolidate city, urban mediations, neighborhood narratives, collaborative ethnography, social cartography.
Agencies: Universidad de la República, Uruguay.

Abstract

In this paper, we presents the results of a work experience based on collaborative ethnography in a contemporary urban environment, on historic second enlargement of Montevideo city. We focus on what we call inhabitants knowledge, by to the analysis of productions of participants. First we present the general subject of the exploration of the city together. In second step, we advance on the analysis considering the collaborative learning since the ethnographic subjectivation. Then we expose each of the cases of the considered in this experience. We conclude characterized this knowledge and reconsidering the general aspects about urban mediations.

Author Biography

Eduardo Álvarez Pedrosian, Universidad de la República.
Coordinador del Laboratorio Transdisciplinario de Etnografía Experimental (Labtee). Instituto de Comunicación, Facultad de Información y Comunicación, Universidad de la República, Uruguay.
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Published
2018-12-10
How to Cite
Álvarez Pedrosian, E. (2018). "Inhabitant’s knowledge" in the contemporary city: neighborhood narratives of a collaborative ethnography. Mediaciones Sociales, 17, 67-82. https://doi.org/10.5209/MESO.60094
Issue
Vol. 17 (2018)
Section
Articles

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