Heterotopic dimension of international migration: The spatial value of geographical heritage
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https://doi.org/10.26512/patryter.v1i1.7112Keywords:
International migration. heterotopia. social space. geographical heritage. cultural heritageAbstract
The present work takes the concept of heterotopia realized by the French Philosopher Michael Foucault, to turn its reflection towards one of the most interesting geographical phenomena with respect to the construction of sense to inhabit, to appropriate and to mean territories and places: the international migration. In this framework of understanding, the construction towards those "other spaces" located in what we call real space, alluding to the French sociologist and philosopher Henri Lefebvre, his work can reflect on importance of experience and visibility of differences in understanding the geographical and cultural heritage of meetings this as a way to observe the richness that has the plurality and as a form of resistance to the hegemonic stipulated before understanding diversity.
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