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“Yo no soy un gangsta” : representaciones y discursos sobre juventud(es), violencia(s) y cultura(s)
Artikulua: Espainiera. Online- Egilea(k)
- Abreu, Lucía ; Baquero, Rocío
- Izenburua
- “Yo no soy un gangsta” : representaciones y discursos sobre juventud(es), violencia(s) y cultura(s) / Lucía Abreu, Rocío Baquero
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- EntreDiversidades: Revista de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades, 10, 2018, 39-58
- Gaiak
- Freestyle Rap ; Buenos Aires
- Edukia
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Testu osoa
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- Artikulua
- ISBN / ISSN
- ISSN-e 2007-7610 ; ISSN 2007-7902
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- Bibliografia: 56-58 or.
[ES] El presente artículo propone reflexionar sobre los modos en que algunos jóvenes de sectores populares urbanos de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires —CABA—, Buenos Aires, Argentina, construyen su identidad en relación con la violencia y el delito en contextos de exclusión social a través del Hip Hop. La idea es indagar en los discursos y las prácticas culturales de un grupo de varones jóvenes que vive en el barrio de Villa Soldati —Comuna 8 de CABA— y se vincula en torno al Hip Hop, el cual se constituye en marca identificatoria que regula diversas dimensiones de la experiencia, modos de socialización y habitabilidad; al tiempo que funciona como escenario de disputa sobre el sentido de ser joven en contextos de violencia y vulnerabilidad. La propuesta se desarrolla con las herramientas propias del análisis comunicacional y cultural y la práctica etnográfica.
[EN] This paper reflects on the ways in which some young boys from poor urban sectors of Buenos Aires city, Argentina, build their identity through Hip Hop, in relation to violence and crime in contexts of exclusion. The proposal is to investigate the speeches and cultural practices of young boys who live in the neighborhood of Villa Soldati (Commune 8 of Buenos Aires city) and revolve around Hip Hop as an identifying mark that regulates various dimensions of experience, modes of socialization and habitability. At the same time it functions
as a field of confrontation about the sense of being young in contexts of violence and social vulnerability. The proposal is developed with the tools of communicational and cultural analysis, and ethnography.
[EN] This paper reflects on the ways in which some young boys from poor urban sectors of Buenos Aires city, Argentina, build their identity through Hip Hop, in relation to violence and crime in contexts of exclusion. The proposal is to investigate the speeches and cultural practices of young boys who live in the neighborhood of Villa Soldati (Commune 8 of Buenos Aires city) and revolve around Hip Hop as an identifying mark that regulates various dimensions of experience, modes of socialization and habitability. At the same time it functions
as a field of confrontation about the sense of being young in contexts of violence and social vulnerability. The proposal is developed with the tools of communicational and cultural analysis, and ethnography.
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