The human habitat in relation to the new paradigm of the social distancing by covid19

Abstract

Pandemics have always generated a change in all fields, in the social, cultural, habits, customs and even in the spaces, at the end of 2019 (COVID19) is declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organization. Due to this, changes in social habits and customs are required, including distancing, which has caused controversy, social and psychological problems and conflicts throughout the world. The objective of the work is to determine what changes have been generated regarding social distance in interior spaces and shopping habits in the Saltillo metropolitan area. The methodology is of a mixed approach, longitudinally; using a virtual survey and the traditional and virtual ethnography method to document its phases in 2020 and early 2021, as well as a bibliographic review of theories on social distancing. The results show that the biggest problem is inside the houses and that there is an increase and decrease in mobility in purchases and use of public spaces, faced with this contingency the answer is different, due to the culture and customs of each place. So, there is a lot to work on this topic.