2019
DOI: 10.4067/s0717-73562019005001304
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El Derecho a La Vida Digna: Luchas Por La Vivienda Y Vida Cotidiana en Santiago De Chile

Abstract: En la actualidad, las reflexiones antropológicas sobre las dimensiones éticas de la vida cotidiana han estado crecientemente interesadas en examinar categorías morales como la "dignidad". En ese contexto, gran parte de los trabajos se han ocupado de estudiar los modos en que poblaciones excluidas, a través de sus prácticas ordinarias desplegadas preferentemente en las esferas íntima y privada, buscan alcanzar una vida digna. Este artículo, en contraste, analiza etnográficamente cómo la búsqueda de dignidad en … Show more

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“…These are individual movement adherents, organizations, alternative institutions, institutionalized movement supporters, and other sociocultural groups. Further, these members stand in solidarity with one another through the impact and commemoration of the historical struggles of feminist pioneers and are militantly devoted to decolonial pursuits represented under the concept of vidas dignas, or dignified lives [24,25]. Moreover, the concept of vidas dignas prioritizes horizontal relationships with nature and others.…”
Section: Puerto Rico: By the Women For The Peoplementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These are individual movement adherents, organizations, alternative institutions, institutionalized movement supporters, and other sociocultural groups. Further, these members stand in solidarity with one another through the impact and commemoration of the historical struggles of feminist pioneers and are militantly devoted to decolonial pursuits represented under the concept of vidas dignas, or dignified lives [24,25]. Moreover, the concept of vidas dignas prioritizes horizontal relationships with nature and others.…”
Section: Puerto Rico: By the Women For The Peoplementioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is a framework that emerges from a decolonial emphasis on recuperation and regeneration. The concept of dignified lives has gained mainstream recognition through social movements in Latin America, and it is a point of departure for many engaged in feminist and social justice organizing in Puerto Rico [24].…”
Section: Puerto Rico: By the Women For The Peoplementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Como ella indica: "es algo tuyo, es tu espacio, poner la tetera donde uno quiera, colgar la ropa donde uno quiera, su comedor, su lavadora, su cocina, baño"; tener la seguridad de no ser eventualmente desalojada por no pago del arriendo o, simplemente, tener la tranquilidad de tener suficientes cosas en su despensa para su hija. En alguna medida, las expectativas o sueños primarios de Maritza remiten directamente a los problemas más conocidos y clásicos de la pobreza en Chile con su larga trayectoria de mujeres que lideran y son capaces de hacer grandes cosas para lograr acceso a la vivienda (Pérez, 2019). Junto con esto, la búsqueda de tranquilidad en el caso de Maritza y su constante frustración, remiten a otras cosas, entre ellas sentir que tiene un tiempo y un espacio para ella.…”
Section: Futuros íNtimos Posiblesunclassified
“…This is echoed by Paez (2020), who suggests that the popular uprising that began in October 2019-known in Chile as 18O-is fundamentally a consequence of both: income stagnation and increasing debt. As described by Pérez (2019) and illustrated by the protests of 18O, housing movements in Chile are fighting for the right to a 'vida digna' or dignified life.…”
Section: The Case and Context: Financialization Indebtedness And Housing Movements In Chilementioning
confidence: 99%