Urban Popular Economies

IF 1.1 2区社会学 Q2 ANTHROPOLOGY

Public Culture Pub Date : 2022-10-31 DOI:10.1215/08992363-9937241

Solomon Benjamin, Alioscia Castronovo, Lucía Cavallero, Cristina Cielo, Véronica Gago, P. Guma, R. Gupte, Victoria Habermehl, Lana Salman, Prasad Shetty, AbdouMaliq Simone, Constance Smith, João Tonucci

引用次数: 3

Abstract

What is a life worth living and how is it concretely actualized by an urban majority making often unanticipated, unformatted uses of the urban to engender livelihoods in a dynamic and open-ended process? This is the key question undertaken in this collectively written piece. This means thinking about work, paid and unpaid, in ways that highlight the everyday practices of urban inhabitants as they put together territories in which to operate, which sustain their imaginations of well-being as part of a process of being with others—in households, neighborhoods, communities, and institutions. What is it that different kinds of workers have in common; what links them; where does the household begin and end; what is the difference between productive and reproductive work?

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城市大众经济

什么是值得过的生活?它是如何被城市中的大多数人具体实现的，这些人往往出乎意料地、不格式化地利用城市，在一个动态的、开放式的过程中创造生计?这是在这篇集体写作的文章中提出的关键问题。这意味着思考工作，无论是有偿的还是无偿的，都要突出城市居民的日常实践，因为他们把工作的领域放在一起，这维持了他们对幸福的想象，作为与他人相处的过程的一部分——在家庭、邻里、社区和机构中。不同种类的工人有什么共同之处?是什么把他们联系在一起;家庭从哪里开始到哪里结束;生产性工作和生殖工作的区别是什么?

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Public Culture Multiple-

CiteScore

2.10

自引率

6.70%

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