Tudo junto e misturado, rolês e fluxos dos jovens das periferias: capital espacial construído por redes juvenis no campo da diversão e geometrias de poder na cidade

• Autor(a) principal: Ramos, Élvis Christian Madureira [UNESP]
• Data de Publicação: 2017
• Tipo de documento: Tese
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UNESP
• Texto Completo: http://hdl.handle.net/11449/150919
• topic: Juventudes; Microculturas juvenis; Diversão; Etnogeografia; Periferia urbana; Capital espacial; Bauru; Marília; Youth; Juvenile microcultures; Entertainment; Etnogeography; Urban periphery; Spatial capital

This thesis aimed to understand the socio-spatial strategies of young residents from Bauru and Marilia periphery in the entertainment field. It reveals that these young, although submitted to a segregation condition and territorial stigmatization, build, through their social network in the entertainment field, ways to compose their leisure circles, besides transferring their own periphery. These are social-spatial practices stimulated as by the injunctions of a directed leisure economy, as also, by the cultural contents that lands in their neighborhoods, and which are redefined by their social networks and that favor the formation of diverse juveniles microculture. The ethnographic paper enabled, besides the discovery of a cultural diversity in the periphery, also the contact with some juvenile microcultural, in which was found a diversity of strategies that periphery’s young realized to jump the cities scales, in order to compose their practices in the entertainment field. This field offers, equally, conditions to their pretenses, in entertainment, young seek to become visible in the city, leave the condition of being invisible, project their expressions, performances and taste preferences in a bigger scale than of their living places. However, as they become visible and movable in the city, they also enter in a territorial dispute field, not only suffer embarrassments, intimidations and curtailment of their movements, but also symbolic violence, as a form of stigmatization and judgment of taste. And are these asymmetries that configure a geometry power in the city, where these young struggles for space and for the right of living their youth condition. The research also reveals that the spatial capital becomes indispensable to their territoriality, in other words, in the horizon of their objective possibilities meet and articulate, through their nets, ways to become mobile in the city, and thus, effectively create strategies to jump the city scales, to live their entertainment and parties.