Repertorios de objetos evocadores en padres y madres que perdieron hijos

  1. García Hernández, Alfonso Miguel
Journal:
Revista Atlántida: Revista Canaria de Ciencias Sociales

ISSN: 2171-4924

Year of publication: 2011

Issue: 3

Pages: 35-51

Type: Article

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Abstract

The objects and spaces preserved and built by parents in mourning following the death of their children possible habitability, be demarcated as areas of existence, presence or absence, to make them livable places in the final. Continue to live in the spaces through which transited the loved one becomes a re-living experience, to reconstruct the habitat. To reappropriate the space and it can make activities that define and determine. Constructing new spaces with new and old objects, integrates conceptual universes of those who attend. Its object-based conceptual universes and facilitate the emergence of forces that enable human imaginary space built during the mourning, to recreate memories and ensure that these places are seen by parents as those in which material objects and spaces are located on land symbolic, which can read the relationships between men, women and space.

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