2021
DOI: 10.25222/larr.584
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The Theoretical Construction ofPobladoresandFaveladosas Social Movements in Latin America

Abstract: How did the social sciences theoretically contribute to producing the movements of Chilean pobladores and Brazilian favelados during the twentieth century? Through a critical review of the main theories that seek to understand the political actions of the urban poor in Santiago de Chile and Rio de Janeiro, this article shows the close relationship between these movements and the production of social sciences, in which a double hermeneutic operates-a mutually influential reflexive process that eventually contri… Show more

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“…These forms of second-classness that mark the experiences of peripheral residents contrast with the “urban citizenship” (Holston 2009) achieved by the urban “poor” under the twentieth century’s compromise state. As in other parts of Latin America, homeless Chileans fought hard for a home of their own, giving rise to the pobladores movement (Cortés 2021). Through collective organization, often under the guidance of political parties, the pobladores carved out a space in the city, building their own homes and communities and articulating their needs by calling on the state to guarantee them their rights, thus enacting a dignified life (Murphy 2015; Pérez 2018).…”
Section: Urban Configurations Stigmatization and Contestations In Chilementioning
confidence: 99%
“…These forms of second-classness that mark the experiences of peripheral residents contrast with the “urban citizenship” (Holston 2009) achieved by the urban “poor” under the twentieth century’s compromise state. As in other parts of Latin America, homeless Chileans fought hard for a home of their own, giving rise to the pobladores movement (Cortés 2021). Through collective organization, often under the guidance of political parties, the pobladores carved out a space in the city, building their own homes and communities and articulating their needs by calling on the state to guarantee them their rights, thus enacting a dignified life (Murphy 2015; Pérez 2018).…”
Section: Urban Configurations Stigmatization and Contestations In Chilementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ahora bien, reconociendo la importancia que han tenido los y las pobladoras en la práctica, como movimiento social urbano que ha aportado a la construcción de las ciudades, y también en la teoría social urbana, en tanto actor colectivo, Cortés (2021) se pregunta si efectivamente el histórico movimiento de pobladores ha salido de la escena urbana o si bien se ha reconfigurado. Angelcos y Pérez (2017) ven la reemergencia del movimiento de pobladores en los nuevos movimientos sociales urbanos.…”
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