FORCES OF SOCIAL STRUCTURE, AND AESTHETIC MOVEMENT:THE DYNAMICS OF APPROPRIATION OF THE CACHOEIRA’S PARK
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.22936Keywords:
Centers of connivance and leisure. Social environment, Citizen participation.Abstract
Cachoeira´s Park is culturally one of the most significant public spaces in the city of Araucaria – PR, metropolitan region of Curitiba, in relation to the field of leisure. The aim of this study was to investigate the social forces which are present in the Park Falls and the relevance of them on the appropriation of that space. For this we used the following methodological steps: (1) bibliography, (2) mapping and observations of this Park, (3) interviews with users of the park. From the diagnosis raised, in this study highlight the following social forces, among others studied in the present Cachoeira´s park, which set in motion the social: infrastructure, aesthetics and movement
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