Mexico
Multiple Authors
Based on an ethnographic and artistic approach to research in an “addiction” treatment center on the periphery of Mexico City, this paper reflects on the following question: How is young women’s subjectivity constructed as they move through different life spaces, such as addiction treatment centers, the street, detention centers, and homes? Through various mapping exercises […]
ES
2022 / Scientific articles and chapters
Mexico
Multiple Authors
The following article proposes a spatio-temporal view of tattooing that allows us to recognize in it a form of urbanity: daily habits, ways of thinking and interacting. The proposal consists of understanding this urbanity in changing and globalized spaces through the tattoo and its mobile character, understanding that the tattoo is a link to be […]
ES
2020 / Scientific articles and chapters
Mexico
Multiple Authors
Through narrative and participatory mapping, the memory of the actions of young brigadistas after the earthquake of September 19, 2017 in Mexico City is recorded. From the typology of actions, organizational networks, individual and collective trajectories of the brigades, the emotional effects of the experience of being volunteers, and the changes in the use of […]
ES
2020 / Scientific articles and chapters
Mexico
Multiple Authors
A neighborhood bazaar run by a community organization in Saint-Denis in the Greater Paris region, an ‘informal’ cultural street market in downtown Mexico City run by the oldest members of the Punk-Rock community. . . Two spaces that have in common the circulation of objects and a dense web of affective interactions between people and […]
EN
2022 / Scientific articles and chapters
Mexico
Multiple Authors
The text deals with tattoos as visible manifestations of urban violence. However, while remaining visibly violent, religious tattoos have a protective function in everyday life. Based on numerous testimonials, the text addresses the significance of having a tattoo in Mexico. It includes a photographic work comparing the tattooed skin, the tattooist and the urban environment […]
ES
2019 / Scientific articles and chapters
Mexico
Julie-Anne Boudreau
This essay is based on long-term ethnographic research in Mexico City, and centers on a street epistemology that involves researchers immersing themselves in material street life to explore the relationships between the body, the house and the street in the constant repair of the ( future) city. I assert that Mexico City is not a […]
EN
2022 / Scientific articles and chapters
Mexico
Julie-Anne Boudreau
Rooted in an ethnography of a countercultural street market in Mexico City (Tianguis cultural del Chopo), this article explores the forms of reticular political engagement that have sedimented since the market began occupying the street some forty years ago. How can we grasp the effects of cultural practices on relationships to space, the long-term nature […]
FR
2019 / Scientific articles and chapters
Mexico
Julie-Anne Boudreau
The project to “globalize the concept of informality” requires the circulation of concepts and theories from the “South” to the “North”. It also depends on intertextuality and exchanges between languages and sites of academic production. This essay is a reaction to the collection of texts published in a special issue of the International Journal of […]
EN
2019 / Scientific articles and chapters
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