La configuración del espacio en la historiografía castellana bajomedieval : una microlectura

Resumen: El trabajo se centra en el análisis de la representación del espacio en tres episodios incluidos en sendas crónicas de mediados del siglo XIV: la “Leyenda de los jueces de Castilla” (tal y como se conserva en el Ms. 431 de la Biblioteca Nacional de Madrid), la “Leyenda del pecho de los fijosdalgo” (según la Primera Crónica General) y el levantamiento de la nobleza en Lerma en 1272 (en la Crónica de Alfonso X). En cada uno de estos episodios la glera de Burgos se constituye en un escenario privilegiado en la confrontación de la nobleza con el rey y contribuye a la configuración de la subjetividad de estos actores sociales en virtud de un particular entrelazamiento de temas históricos y legendarios. El espacio adquiere, así, una nueva significación que lo liga social y políticamente a este estamento convirtiéndose en un emblema con una fuerte carga simbólica.

Escenificaciones de cultura económica y género en el espacio agroturístico vasco : el caso de Tolosaldea (Gipuzkoa)

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Envejecimiento, caserío y atención social: la familia asume el cuidado del mayor

[ES] La desestructuración familiar que en España ha supuesto un éxodo rural intensivo queda en evidencia varias décadas después, una vez que la población que decidió continuar residiendo en el medio rural ha envejecido. El anciano que habita en el medio rural carece a menudo del apoyo familiar necesario para hacer frente a las barreras físicas y sociales que la edad y el aislamiento le imponen mientras los servicios públicos no se adecúan a los caracteres propios de este medio. El habitante del caserío vasco, dada la proximidad del medio urbano, ha sufrido en menor medida las consecuencias del éxodo rural, manteniéndose más íntegra la red de apoyo familiar o, en todo caso, viéndose completada con la presencia del que acudió al medio urbano. Como consecuencia, es la familia la que asume el cuidado del mayor, cumpliendo éste su deseo de residir en casa hasta el final de su vida.

Una aproximación psicosocial al conflicto vasco. Construyendo la paz en espacio abierto

450 p.

El espacio cuerpo en la educación transformadora

Curso Educación Emancipadora: Acción y Transformación en la Sociedad Global. Hegoa 2013-2014.

Imaginários do urbano, vínculos de urbanidade: a experiência contemporânea da heterogeneidade social na metrópole de Lima, Peru

Esta tese investiga os sentidos e a experiência da heterogeneidade social nas metrópoles latino-americanas contemporâneas a partir de um estudo de caso de Lima Metropolitana (Peru). Numa perspectiva mais ampla, trata-se da análise, na trajetória histórica de Lima, dos discursos e imaginários construídos sobre a cidade, sobre seus espaços e a diversidade de suas gentes; isto é, as diversas maneiras através das quais a realidade urbana e o pertencimento a ela são concebidos e interpretados em diálogo com os processos de conformação e transformação do espaço urbano, os discursos e imaginários nacionais sobre a cidade, seu cotidiano e sua cultura popular. De modo mais específico, em contraposição às interpretações hegemônicas da heterogeneidade social na contemporaneidade - seja associada ao conflito social e à violência urbana, mobilizada na luta pelo reconhecimento e na reivindicação política de direitos de distintos grupos sociais, ou valorizada como recurso econômico e estratégico pela indústria do turismo e o marketing urbano -, investiga-se a hipótese de construções alternativas da diferença que, ancoradas em sensibilidades práticas e sociabilidades cotidianas, estabelecem vínculos e configuram sentidos de urbanidade, entendida como relação de pertencimento e de reconhecimento do outro, no espaço e tempo compartilhados da urbe.

Sports programs of the Spanish radio in the social network Facebook: compared study (2010-2015)

Social networks have increasingly become a showcase where the media can be promoted. Like many other media, radio stations have made use of social networks to promote themselves in a better way and, sometimes, to keep more feedback with their listeners. But not all programs make the same use and not all of them have managed to reach in the same way his followers. This article discusses the consolidation in the social networks of the major radio sports programs in Spain. Through a comparative analysis between 2010 and 2015, throughout the text, the authors have tried to observe the evolution of the programs and, at the same time, to establish comparisons between the followers that these programs have on social networks and the number of listeners as EGM.

Social Work and theatre: considering intersections

Theatre is a cultural and artistic form that involves a process of communication between creators and is received in a space and time located in the public sphere, which has meant that, over the centuries, it has acted as a space for expression, exchange and debate regarding all manner of ideas, causes and struggles. Implicit within this process are processes of expression, creation and reception, by way of which people demonstrate, analyse and question ways of seeing and understanding life, and ways of being and existing in the world. This gives rise to educational, cultural, social and political potential, which has been endorsed in numerous studies and investigations. In this work, in which theoretical orientation is established through a review of the relevant literature, we consider different intersections that occur between theatre and social work in order to also show that dramatic and theatrical expression offers substantive methodologies for achieving some objectives of social work, particularly in areas such as critical literacy, reflexivity and recognition, awareness raising, social participation, personal and/or community development, ownership of cultural capital and access to personal and social wellbeing.

Society, theatre and Social Work: beauty will save us

Three different worlds, sometimes concentric and often intersecting —society, theatre and the art of performance— and social work. Diverse worlds that live, reflect and self-reflect and interact, and can also afford an opportunity for meeting, misunderstanding and confrontation, and above all offer the possibility of profound change.This article considers the experience of a theatre company that has spent more than three years moving at the limits of these three universes. To these three worlds can be added an infinite number of words that fill them with meaning and significance: territory, meeting, diversity and search. An artistic experience that has chosen to focus on creating scenarios for debate and to examine the difficulties, the human contradictions and the constant and inexhaustible confrontation with human experience. At the heart of this theatrical activity is all of this, seeking the balance between narration, meeting, investigation and the artistic dimension. This meeting between society, theatre and social work also contains the search for sustainability of this cultural business, in an Italy that has been destroyed by a crisis that is not merely economic, but also of values and, above all, of role models. The guiding theme, though not always made explicit, is always present and essential: the search for beauty.

Art, adolescence and Social Work: Anja, the invisible manager

This article has been written with the intention of being able to analyse the contributions of art —theatre, in this case— to the practice of social work. For this purpose, we have chosen to read the social reality in which we intervene through the lens of social constructionism. This helps us to rescue the social and subjective side of art, and, moreover, to recover the depathologization of the subject in professional intervention. Thus, using a practical case taken from work with adolescents in the German FSJ programme, hand-in-hand with a young girl called Anja we trace the developmental and sociological aspects of adolescence in order to later address certain common points of art and psychosocial work. Art will hence be redefined as a transitional object allowing questions to be addressed relating to (self-) perception, attachment, communication and changes in conduct as the ultimate goal of professional action. Lastly, we note the limitations and risks of art-based intervention, in order to conclude with a final synopsis.

The training in social and solidarity economy. Analysis of the university offer in Spain

This research analyses the importance of the training for the promotion of the social economy in two ways: 1) focusing on the characteristics of the educational offer of Social Economy and 2) analyzing its differences regarding to those studies from the Management, entrepreneurship, and innovations areas. To this aim, it is carried out as a first step a literature review of the contributions that study the relationships that can exist between the education and Economy. Then, being based on this previous analysis, we already center our research on the Social Economy sector and its relations with the education system. To get this objective, it has been developed a database that includes all the postgraduate titles related to the Economics area. Likewise, a questionnaire has been designed with the aim of characterize the training in social Economy. As a conclusion, it is obtained that the training in social economy in postgraduate studies in the Spanish Universities is very poor. On the other hand, there are significant differences between Social Economy degrees and Business Management, entrepreneurship and innovation degrees with regard to different aspects such as: values to transmit, competencies, skills, the way of understanding the Economy, etc. Based on these conclusions, different recommendations are proposed in order to promote and boost this other way of doing Economy through the training and education in postgraduate studies.

Social Networks Usage Profile: Descriptive study with students in the University of Murcia

Telematic tools are very important for our lives in the present era and moreover this idea is made more evident if we analyse young people behaviours. However, it seems that the possibilities that these tools allow subjects from a professional point of view, beyond the purely playful aspects, are still not fully exploited both by subjects, neither by educational institutions where they learn. Our work studies the uses of social media in the context of university students. In order to this we have designed a research based on quantitative methodology with a survey. We have applied a questionnaire to students in the University of Murcia. The questionnaire was answered by 487 students in the first half of 2014. The survey results confirm our hypothesis that social networks are part of the basic and habitual tools of communication between the youth of our university and eminently used for leisure purposes, and that the tools used for more academic activities are those allowing greater control of privacy.

Are they adicctied to college students social networks?

The development of the Internet and in particular of social networks has supposedly given a new view to the different aspects that surround human behavior. It includes those associated with addictions, but specifically the ones that have to do with technologies. Following a correlational descriptive design we present the results of a study, which involved university students from Social and Legal Sciences as participants, about their addiction to the Internet and in particular to social networks. The sample was conformed of 373 participants from the cities of Granada, Sevilla, Málaga, and Córdoba. To gather the data a questionnaire that was design by Young was translated to Spanish. The main research objective was to determine if university students could be considered social network addicts. The most prominent result was that the participants don’t consider themselves to be addicted to the Internet or to social networks; in particular women reflected a major distance from the social networks. It’s important to know that the results differ from those found in the literature review, which opens the question, are the participants in a phase of denial towards the addiction?

Observatorio de la Gestión Urbana: Avances y Retos de la Gestión Pública Ordenamiento Territorial, Renovación Urbana y Espacio Público. No. 1. Diciembre de 2010

Gestión del conocimiento

Observatorio de la Gestión Urbana: Avances y Retos de la Gestión Pública Ordenamiento Territorial, Renovación Urbana y Espacio Público. N. 2. Diciembre de 2011

Gestión del conocimiento