2015
DOI: 10.36403/espacoaberto.2015.2690
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“Na Calada da Noite”: Modernidade e Conservadorismo na Vida Noturna Carioca (1760-1950)

Abstract: O objetivo deste artigo é compreender, a partir de um olhar geográfico sobre o passado, o lugar da noite na vida social do carioca no período do Rio de Janeiro capital. O que aqui denominamos de vida noturna se inscreve, assim, às práticas ocorridas nos espaços públicos durante a noite. Acreditamos que tais práticas estão relacionadas a mudanças mais gerais da sociedade carioca, o que acaba por estabelecer uma ordem espacial para a sua ocorrência. Desta forma, os modelos conservadores de modernização da capita… Show more

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“…Since its publication, Comedia Consultancy's report "Out of Hours: A study of economic, social and cultural life in twelve town centers in the UK" (1991) has been central in building the mainstream discourse that situates the origins of the nighttime leisure economy as the main strategy and mechanism behind the socioeconomic revitalization and urban regeneration of formerly rundown central areas of cities in the late 1980s Britain (e.g., Chatterton & Hollands, 2003;Law, 2000;Lovatt & O'Connor, 1995;Roberts, 2006;Roberts & Eldridge, 2009;Shaw, 2018; among many others). Fortunately, this has recently received new academic input, particularly from peripheral Europe and other regions of the world, such as the Eastern Mediterranean, the Americas and Asia (e.g., Buchakjian, 2015;De Góis, 2015;MacArthur-Seal, 2017).…”
Section: London (De-)calling: Unearthing the Nights From The Peripheriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since its publication, Comedia Consultancy's report "Out of Hours: A study of economic, social and cultural life in twelve town centers in the UK" (1991) has been central in building the mainstream discourse that situates the origins of the nighttime leisure economy as the main strategy and mechanism behind the socioeconomic revitalization and urban regeneration of formerly rundown central areas of cities in the late 1980s Britain (e.g., Chatterton & Hollands, 2003;Law, 2000;Lovatt & O'Connor, 1995;Roberts, 2006;Roberts & Eldridge, 2009;Shaw, 2018; among many others). Fortunately, this has recently received new academic input, particularly from peripheral Europe and other regions of the world, such as the Eastern Mediterranean, the Americas and Asia (e.g., Buchakjian, 2015;De Góis, 2015;MacArthur-Seal, 2017).…”
Section: London (De-)calling: Unearthing the Nights From The Peripheriesmentioning
confidence: 99%