Geografies de la infància: descobrint «noves formes» de veure el món i d’entendre’l
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L’article presenta les principals contribucions tèoriques i metodològiques d’un dels enfocaments més rellevants dins la geografia social i cultural: la geografia de la infància. A partir d’una revisió bibliogràfica de les principals revistes de geografia publicades en anglès (i d’algunes de ciències socials amb afinitat a la nostra disciplina), es reflexiona sobre la diversitat de pràctiques socials i espacials dels nens i els joves segons la seva identitat i el context en què viuen.
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geografies de la infància, geografia social i cultural, metodologia qualitativaReferències
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