2021
DOI: 10.26895/geosaberes.v12i0.1170
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Descifrando El Paisaje De Cerro Colorado (Córdoba, Argentina): Las Reminiscencias Espaciales en La Poesía Y en La Melodía De Atahualpa Yupanqui

Abstract: Este artículo desea explorar el paisaje de Cerro Colorado y su relación con las composiciones de Atahualpa Yupanqui. A partir de los componentes poéticos y melódicos de algunas canciones del cantautor se busca describir la manera en la cual fueron construidos los imaginarios geográficos. Así, se identifican los elementos de la naturaleza que Yupanqui se basó para descifrar el paisaje. Como metodología se utilizó un enfoque cualitativo que consistió, por un lado, en la selección de canciones y el análisis cuali… Show more

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“…Consequently, the imaginary is intertwined with both social and spatial dimensions [45] The concept of the geographical imaginary refers to the metaphorical ways through which individuals conceptualize and render space visible [49]; it encompasses perceptions of space that arise from various sources, including images, texts, maps, symbols, and narratives [46]. These images are perpetuated through numerous references drawn from sources such as the media, cinema [50], literature [51], visual arts [52], and music [53]. In this article, we employ the term "geographical imaginary" rather than "geographical imagination" as it denotes a contextual and socially grounded approach [54].…”
Section: Production Of Space Through Imaginariesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Consequently, the imaginary is intertwined with both social and spatial dimensions [45] The concept of the geographical imaginary refers to the metaphorical ways through which individuals conceptualize and render space visible [49]; it encompasses perceptions of space that arise from various sources, including images, texts, maps, symbols, and narratives [46]. These images are perpetuated through numerous references drawn from sources such as the media, cinema [50], literature [51], visual arts [52], and music [53]. In this article, we employ the term "geographical imaginary" rather than "geographical imagination" as it denotes a contextual and socially grounded approach [54].…”
Section: Production Of Space Through Imaginariesmentioning
confidence: 99%