How Can Performing Arts and Urban Sport Enhance Social Inclusion and Interculturalism in the Public Space? An Explorative Ethnography of Migrants’ Performances in the City of Milan, Italy

• Autores: Chiara Corvino, Chiara D'Angelo, Amalia De Leo, Ricardo Sánchez Martín
• Localización: Comunicazioni sociali, ISSN 0392-8667, Vol. 41, Nº. 1, 2019 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Playing Inclusion), págs. 148-165
• Idioma: inglés
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  • Following an ethnographic approach, the study explores the meaning of inclusion and intercultur-Following an ethnographic approach, this study explores the meanings of inclusion and interculturalism as conveyed by some performing arts and urban sport groups in the city of Milan. Results show a big presence of young people in public space, with a massive participation of young immigrants coming from the Philippines and South America. Concerning social inclusion, the groups revealed an implicit agreement of space sharing and self-regulation which testify to a predisposition to openness with others. The real acknowledgment of diversity, which is a specificity of interculturalism, occurs only under particular circumstances: during the performer-spectator relationship, and when practitioners belonged to the same disciplines. The research also shows the presence of transcultural processes among these practices.