THE NON-PLACE AND THE ANTIPLACE THROUGH THE IMAGINARY OF FEAR IN COSALÁ, SINALOA

THE NON-PLACE AND THE ANTIPLACE THROUGH THE IMAGINARY OF FEAR IN COSALÁ, SINALOA

The landscape of Cosalá exudes magic in its heritage, however, in its urban structure thereare fear-generating spaces. Cosalá has been internationally recognized as a drug traffickingsite. Insecurity has been configured in the social imaginary of cosaltecos throughouthistory, violence focuses on the...

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Main Authors: Godoy Rivera, Orlando, Rodríguez González, Sylvia Cristina
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spelling oai:ojs2.69.164.202.149:article-1142020-10-01T18:22:34Z THE NON-PLACE AND THE ANTIPLACE THROUGH THE IMAGINARY OF FEAR IN COSALÁ, SINALOA EL NO LUGAR Y EL ANTILUGAR A PARTIR DEL IMAGINARIO DEL MIEDO EN COSALÁ, SINALOA Godoy Rivera, Orlando Rodríguez González, Sylvia Cristina Imaginary of fear non-place antiplace Imaginario del miedo no lugar antilugar The landscape of Cosalá exudes magic in its heritage, however, in its urban structure thereare fear-generating spaces. Cosalá has been internationally recognized as a drug traffickingsite. Insecurity has been configured in the social imaginary of cosaltecos throughouthistory, violence focuses on the number of homicides, but inside it is recognized that it doesnot have a hospital and jail, however, it has a funeral home and three cemeteries. Due to itstopography, it has natural risks and is increased by the activation of mines, unemploymentand drug trafficking.The objective is to identify non-places and antiplaces from the imaginary of fear,theoretically by Marc Augé, Armando Silva, Alicia Lindón and Eloy Méndez. Thequalitative methodology allows mapping fear generating sites, identified in interviews, mental maps and structured observation; later it was typified by the space design (nonplacesand antiplaces).Finally, the golden rule of the tourist bubble by Daniel Hiernaux recognizes the interior ofthis sector, generally the traditional Historical Center, the coverage in infrastructure andbasic services, the same, when moving away from this they fade, increasing the uncertaintyand fear. El paisaje de Cosalá emana magia en su patrimonio, sin embargo, en su estructura urbanaguarda espacios generadores de miedo. Cosalá ha sido reconocido a escala internacionalcomo sitio del narcotráfico. La inseguridad se ha configurado en el imaginario social de loscosaltecos a través de la historia. La violencia se enfoca en el número de homicidios, perose reconoce que no dispone de hospital y cárcel; no obstante, existen funerarias y trescementerios. Según su topografía, tiene riesgos naturales que se incrementan por laactivación de minas, desempleo y narcotráfico.El objetivo consistió en identificar los no lugares y antilugares a partir del imaginario delmiedo, teóricamente por Marc Augé, Armando Silva, Alicia Lindón y Eloy Méndez. Lametodología cualitativa permitió mapear los sitios generadores de miedo, identificados enentrevistas, mapas mentales y observación estructurada; posteriormente se tipificó el miedopor el diseño del espacio (no lugares y antilugares).Finalmente, la regla de oro al retomar el concepto de burbuja turística, acuñado por DanielHiernaux, que reconoce el interior de este sector, en general el Centro Histórico tradicional,la cobertura en infraestructura y servicios básicos que, al alejarse de éste, se desvanecen,incrementándose la incertidumbre y el miedo. Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla 2020-10-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://69.164.202.149/topofilia/index.php/topofilia/article/view/114 Topofilia; No 21: TOWARDS NEW NORMALITIES IN NEW PLACES FOR DEBATE; 308-335 TOPOFILIA, Revista Científica de Arquitectura, Urbanismo y Territorios; Núm. 21: HACIA NUEVAS NORMALIDADES EN NUEVOS LUGARES A DEBATE; 308-335 2594-0635 spa https://69.164.202.149/topofilia/index.php/topofilia/article/view/114/119 Derechos de autor 2020 Orlando Godoy Rivera, Sylvia Cristina Rodríguez González https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0
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THE NON-PLACE AND THE ANTIPLACE THROUGH THE IMAGINARY OF FEAR IN COSALÁ, SINALOA
author_facet Godoy Rivera, Orlando
Rodríguez González, Sylvia Cristina
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title THE NON-PLACE AND THE ANTIPLACE THROUGH THE IMAGINARY OF FEAR IN COSALÁ, SINALOA
title_short THE NON-PLACE AND THE ANTIPLACE THROUGH THE IMAGINARY OF FEAR IN COSALÁ, SINALOA
title_full THE NON-PLACE AND THE ANTIPLACE THROUGH THE IMAGINARY OF FEAR IN COSALÁ, SINALOA
title_fullStr THE NON-PLACE AND THE ANTIPLACE THROUGH THE IMAGINARY OF FEAR IN COSALÁ, SINALOA
title_full_unstemmed THE NON-PLACE AND THE ANTIPLACE THROUGH THE IMAGINARY OF FEAR IN COSALÁ, SINALOA
title_sort non-place and the antiplace through the imaginary of fear in cosalá, sinaloa
description The landscape of Cosalá exudes magic in its heritage, however, in its urban structure thereare fear-generating spaces. Cosalá has been internationally recognized as a drug traffickingsite. Insecurity has been configured in the social imaginary of cosaltecos throughouthistory, violence focuses on the number of homicides, but inside it is recognized that it doesnot have a hospital and jail, however, it has a funeral home and three cemeteries. Due to itstopography, it has natural risks and is increased by the activation of mines, unemploymentand drug trafficking.The objective is to identify non-places and antiplaces from the imaginary of fear,theoretically by Marc Augé, Armando Silva, Alicia Lindón and Eloy Méndez. Thequalitative methodology allows mapping fear generating sites, identified in interviews, mental maps and structured observation; later it was typified by the space design (nonplacesand antiplaces).Finally, the golden rule of the tourist bubble by Daniel Hiernaux recognizes the interior ofthis sector, generally the traditional Historical Center, the coverage in infrastructure andbasic services, the same, when moving away from this they fade, increasing the uncertaintyand fear.
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