FROM SOCIAL UNCERTAINTY TO COLLECTIVE ACTION

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作者
Fernandez Moya, Esther [1 ]
Valle Collantes, Juan Luis [1 ]
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[1] Univ Coimbra, Ctr Estudios Soci, Postcoloniales & Ciudadania Global, Coimbra, Portugal
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PRISMA SOCIAL | 2012年 / 08期
关键词
Public spaces; collective action; social uncertainty; crisis; capitalism; metanarratives; dignity and commons;
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C [社会科学总论];
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03 ; 0303 ;
摘要
Capitalism represents itself as the only possible reality by creating various metanarratives that naturalize its omnipresence. These metanarratives presented as unique and universal stories, mutate over time to accommodate changing circumstances and needs of the world capitalist system. The scene in recent years, legitimized by the discourse of economic crisis, its been use to make precarious the hegemeonic model of social existence. These "reforms", which act as new forms of accumulation by dispossession, are throwing more broad sections of the population to a critical uncertainty. This uncertainty leads to a lack of credibility to the ways and means of production, patterns of socio-emotional relationship, forms of consumption, leisure and work. Therefore a widespread lack of future expectations, force to raise other potential horizons. From these lines of flight, we try to map experiences located in Spain, which have challenged the social uncertainty through creative collective proposals for recovery of knowledge, links and platitudes. Experiences that do not seek to recover the dignity of capitalism but to create other dignities collectively.
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页码:269 / 307
页数:39
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