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Olor a claustro imaginarios sociales

Authors: Rojas, Martha;

Olor a claustro imaginarios sociales

Abstract

La cotidianidad de la ciudad es tan común que en ocasiones pasamos desapercibidas muchas de las cosas que influyen en nuestra vida, siempre estamos en contacto con personas, objetos o lugares y guardamos en nuestra memoria una serie recuerdos, que a través de la percepción de nuestros sentidos y que en ocasiones sin darnos cuenta nos afectan tanto, que por algunas cosas específicas las identificamos. Uno de los sentidos que creemos que usamos menos es el olfato, con el percibimos olores de todo tipo y por medio de éste relacionamos personas, objetos y hechos especiales, que nos ayudan crear y re-crear nuestras ciudades a partir del concepto de los imaginarios sociales. A partir de las características que nos brinda el olfato, se construyó un imaginario social en relación con la vida universitaria, que transforma el olor de cinco años de la vida de los estudiantes y que nos permite la representación de un espacio, un lugar y un tiempo determinado y específico.

Daily life in the city is so ordinary that most of the time we pass by many important influences on our lives without noticing. We are in permanent contact with people, things or places and keep memories through sensorial perception without noticing how much they affect us. The least noticed sense in our perception is smell, but it allows us to implement relationships between people, things and events, that help to create and recreate images of our cities through the concept of social imaginaries. Using the sense of smell a social imaginary is created around university life, making the five years of a professional course into a specific representation of space, time and place.

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Colombia
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CULTURE, PERCEPTION, PERCEPCIÓN, URBAN ANALYSIS, CITY, ANÁLISIS URBANO, CIUDAD, CULTURA URBANA, URBAN

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