MOBILITY AS ADVENTURE IN THE CITY: GAMES BASED ON GEOLOCATION (GPS) AND APPROPRIATION URBAN.
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.18451Keywords:
Leisure activities. Cities. Play and playthingsAbstract
This article proposes thinking on the relationship of a new mode of play and public space through cultural practices that uses technologies of devices mobile. When weaving interdisciplinary relationships between the field of leisure, communication studies and space sought to recognize experiments, beyond the mere consumption of ecologically correct speech and / or the utility of physical activity as a promoter of healthy habits, inserting the mobility of games urban, as cultural practices that provide for the sharing of experience, offering new forms of sociability and appropriation as leisure in contemporary.
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