The place and its processes between times and spaces — a reflection on a possible dis-placement and re-placement
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https://doi.org/10.5016/geografia.v49i1.18313Abstract
This article seeks to analyze and conceptualize relationships and/or events in the constitutions and insertions of/in places, in a phenomenological sense based on dialogues with the philosophy of Martin Heidegger (1889-1976), Eric Dardel (1899-1967), by Yi-Fu Tuan (1930-2022), Gilles Deleuze (1925-1995), Haesbaert (1958) and the life path of a migrant from Paraná to the North of Brazil, thus leading to the process of re-placement and dis-placement. Recently, reflecting on some events in the human trajectory, such as diasporas, or simple changes of location, losses, trauma etc., a question stood out to us: are there types of episodes, processes of dis-re-placement in the face of these events? With this in mind, is it possible to have an emotional connection between being and a new space? Through these questions and/or reflections, we analyze particular transits, flows and experiences, people who have gone through losses, changes etc., causing speeches, clues, answers and openings to emerge for a possible process of dis-re-placement the place phenomenological, its transmutation and/or appearance within geographic science, through the dialogues between geography, philosophy and history.
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