Um passeio pela modernidade: espaço, tempo e sociedade

• Silva Luz Neto, Daniel Rodrigues ^[1] ; Lins, Cíntia dos Santos ^[1] ; Lucena, Gleydson Gonzaga ^[1] ; Silva, Rubens Alves da ^[1]
  1. [1] Universidade de Brasília

     Universidade de Brasília

     Brasil

     
• Localización: Revista Movimentos Sociais e Dinâmicas Espaciais, ISSN-e 2238-8052, Vol. 6, Nº. 2, 2017, págs. 197-204
• Idioma: portugués
• Títulos paralelos:
  • A ride for modernity: Space, time and society
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  • English

    The objective is to make a theoretical reflection on the (post) modernity theme by relating it to three elements that we consider essential to deal with in the Human Sciences and, consequently, inthe field of geographic science. It was based on the opinion of four authors and it was realized that the space category is being misunderstood by non-geographers thinkers and that they agree, even indirectly that space is less valued than time. There is a progressive spatial fragmentation, since people tend to close in increasingly isolated and watched environments. And, this, for some would be motivated by a postmodern society. However, what would have existed in this bulge would be the restructuring of capitalist society, from which the movements like those of the overcoming of modernity are desired and financed. However, as geographic space is the product of human and natural actions that result in new realities. Thus, it is concluded that in the epistemological context of modernity versus postmodernity, Geography plays its role both in the adaptation to historical periods and in the re-signification of this dichotomy.

  • português

    O presente ensaio explana  o tema (pós)modernidade relacionado com três elementos que julgamos essenciais para se tratar no âmbito das Ciências Humanas e, consequentemente, no campo da ciência geográfica: o espaço, o tempo e a sociedade. Entre os geógrafos, é imprescindível a inserção e a permanência das reflexões em outras disciplinas humanas e sociais. Assim, este texto está estruturado em duas partes principais: a primeira apresenta as principais ideias de quatro autores que escreveram sobre o referido tema: Zygmunt Bauman, Anthony Giddens, Debord Guy e Edward Soja. Em seguida, mostra relação entre os textos, promovendo um “diálogo” entre esses pensadores, focando o tema da modernidade: o espaço, o tempo e a sociedade.