Odor representations of the city. Olfactory experiences in literature: a sociological reading

Odor representations of the city. Olfactory experiences in literature: a sociological reading

This article is part of the classic and contemporary approaches to the sociology of the senses, as well as the interest in the relation between the city and smells. Research on odor has gone to various literary references ((Howes, Classen y Synnott, 1994, p. 4; Synnott, 2003, p. 446; Drobnick, 2006;...

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Yazar: Sabido Ramos, Olga
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spelling oai:ojs.revistas.uan.edu.co:article-1732021-02-16T15:17:59Z Odor representations of the city. Olfactory experiences in literature: a sociological reading Representaciones de los olores en la ciudad. Experiencias olfativas en la literatura: una lectura sociológica Sabido Ramos, Olga ciudades olores género literatura sociología cities smells gender literature sociology This article is part of the classic and contemporary approaches to the sociology of the senses, as well as the interest in the relation between the city and smells. Research on odor has gone to various literary references ((Howes, Classen y Synnott, 1994, p. 4; Synnott, 2003, p. 446; Drobnick, 2006; Porteous, 2006; Waskul, Vannini y Wilson, 2009; Solander, 2010; Verbeek y Campen, 2013; Low, 2013, p. 292; Rindisbacher, 2015; Jaquet; 2016, p. 168) as significant references that allow us to enunciate some problematizations associated with socio-historical and cultural research on odors. The reference to the oeuvre of male writers is remarkable, while the allusion to female writers is underrepresented. The objective of this article is to present how the smells in the city are represented (Lahire, 2006; Becker, 2015) by two contemporary Mexican writers: Guadalupe Nettel (1973) and Ana Clavel (1961). Specifically, I am interested in showing how specific meanings attributed to unpleasant olfactory experiences are narrated in the city. The intention is to make visible other voices with a heuristic performance for the sociological investigation of odors, gender, and their relationship with human and non-human entities in large cities. Este trabajo se inscribe en el marco de los planteamientos clásicos y contemporáneos de la sociología de los sentidos, así como el interés por la relación entre la ciudad y los olores. Las investigaciones sobre el olor han acudido a diversas referencias literarias (Howes, Classen y Synnott, 1994, p. 4; Synnott, 2003, p. 446; Drobnick, 2006; Porteous, 2006; Waskul, Vannini y Wilson, 2009; Solander, 2010; Verbeek y Campen, 2013; Low, 2013, p. 292; Rindisbacher, 2015; Jaquet; 2016, p. 168) como referentes significativos que permiten enunciar algunas problematizaciones asociadas a la investigación sociohistórica y cultural sobre los olores. Es notable la referencia a la obra de escritores varones, mientras que la alusión a escritoras está subrepresentada. El objetivo de este artículo es plantear cómo se representan (Lahire, 2006; Becker, 2015) los olores de la ciudad, en dos escritoras contemporáneas mexicanas: Guadalupe Nettel (1973) y Ana Clavel (1961). Específicamente, me interesa mostrar cómo se narran ciertos significados atribuidos a experiencias olfativas desagradables en la ciudad, desde dos narrativas que recurren constantemente a las diferencias genéricas. La intención es visibilizar otras voces con rendimiento heurístico para la investigación sociológica de los olores, el género y su relación con entidades humanas y no humanas en las grandes urbes. UNIVERSIDAD ANTONIO NARIÑO 2020-05-13 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Artículo revisado por pares application/pdf https://revistas.uan.edu.co/index.php/nodo/article/view/173 REVISTA NODO; Vol. 14 Núm. 28 (2020); 8 - 24 2346-092X 1909-3888 spa https://revistas.uan.edu.co/index.php/nodo/article/view/173/141 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
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description This article is part of the classic and contemporary approaches to the sociology of the senses, as well as the interest in the relation between the city and smells. Research on odor has gone to various literary references ((Howes, Classen y Synnott, 1994, p. 4; Synnott, 2003, p. 446; Drobnick, 2006; Porteous, 2006; Waskul, Vannini y Wilson, 2009; Solander, 2010; Verbeek y Campen, 2013; Low, 2013, p. 292; Rindisbacher, 2015; Jaquet; 2016, p. 168) as significant references that allow us to enunciate some problematizations associated with socio-historical and cultural research on odors. The reference to the oeuvre of male writers is remarkable, while the allusion to female writers is underrepresented. The objective of this article is to present how the smells in the city are represented (Lahire, 2006; Becker, 2015) by two contemporary Mexican writers: Guadalupe Nettel (1973) and Ana Clavel (1961). Specifically, I am interested in showing how specific meanings attributed to unpleasant olfactory experiences are narrated in the city. The intention is to make visible other voices with a heuristic performance for the sociological investigation of odors, gender, and their relationship with human and non-human entities in large cities.
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