Teorizando a mobilidade: conceitos e figuras

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.11606/0103-2070.ts.2018.142112

Palavras-chave:

Mobilidade, Teoria, Conceituação, Figuras de linguagem, Antropologia

Resumo

Como conceito, a mobilidade capta a impressão do senso comum de que o mundo da vida está em fluxo, uma vez que não apenas pessoas, mas também culturas, objetos, capital, negócios, serviços, doenças, mídia, imagens, informações e ideias estariam circulando pelo (e mesmo além) do planeta. A literatura acadêmica está repleta de metáforas que tentam descrever movimentos, no tempo e no espaço, que sofrem alterações (e como tal são percebidos): desterritorizalização, reterritorialização e fluxos; compressão espaço-tempo, distanciamento ou pontuações; sociedade em rede e seus espaços de fluxos; a morte da distância e a aceleração da vida moderna; e nomadologia. Acadêmicos também têm recorrido, há muito, a figuras que remetem a pessoas em movimento, desde nômades até peregrinos, para descrever tanto o self quanto o outro nas ciências sociais e nas humanidades. Ao trazer para o centro da cena as implicações das mobilidades sobre a sociedade, a discussão crítica em torno dos conceitos e figuras de linguagem relativos à mobilidade, aqui apresentados, ajuda-nos a avaliar a aquisição analítica da perspectiva conceitual dos estudos de mobilidade que tentam apreender todo movimento sob a categoria única de “mobilidade”.

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Biografia do Autor

  • Noel Salazar, University of Leuven

    Professor na Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Leuven

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2018-07-28

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Dossiê - Mobilidades

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Salazar, N. (2018). Teorizando a mobilidade: conceitos e figuras. Tempo Social, 30(2), 153-168. https://doi.org/10.11606/0103-2070.ts.2018.142112