The body and the look of other one in the processes of conformation identitaria
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Identity, body practices, subjectivity, young people.Abstract
This paper present some body practices developed in the city of La Plata to problematize the construction process of subjectivity of young people from their social practices, their intervention in the urban spaces and their relation to the other, always traversed for the question of identity. The dimension of the body as a indispensable condition of the subjectivity processes and senses production is important because it highlights the relation between the search of being and the material supports that allow us to situate ourselves as from the other’s eyes. It will inquire the identity processes that make up the urban areas to detect crossings, tensions and potentialities.Downloads
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