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Social representation
Are common knoeledge
That arises from social interaction
Allowing individuals to interpret
Reality
shared context
Fulfill professional functions similar to
Science, technology and art
influencing how this knowledge is
communicated to the public.
The ability to create and combine new representations shows
that are not only faithful copies
of reality
But also contribute to
the construction of identity
understanding of the environment
(Manuel A. Baeza)
considers the social imaginary
as a set of shared mental representations
that give meaning to collective life
independent of traditional empirical rationality
(Juan Luis Pintos)
proposes
which function as schemes
allow people to interpret social reality
through different contexts and codes
(Charles Taylor)
argues that social imaginaries originate
ideas developed by elites
which are then disseminated
adopted in society.
(Castoriadis)
introduces the
concept of the "instituting imaginary,"
refers to society's ability to
structures that define its organization
worldview
create new meanings
Social imaginaries not only reflect reality
but are also active elements in the creation
shared structures and values
Information about psychoanalysis
filtered according to cultural
normative criteria
elements that challenge social values
such as the libido associated
with sexuality
are omitted,
which facilitates its social acceptance
The urban imaginary
is directly related to
the way in which people perceive
live
appropriate urban space
In urban imaginaries
collective representations and historical memory play
an important role
allowing citizens to relate to the past,
present and future of the city
(Moscovici's)
theory establishes that
help to form collective imaginaries by
help to form collective imaginaries by
shared knowledge
argues that myth in primitive societies
constitutes unique knowledge
while modern social
representations are
among many to interpret reality.
Objectification involves phases
such as the selection and decontextualization of theoretical elements
visual simplification into figurative cores and naturalization
transform abstract concepts into
tangible realities for the public
Bibliography
Jodelet, D. (1986). La representación social: fenómenos, concepto y teoría. Moscovici, Serge (comp.), Psicología Social II, Barcelona, Paidós, 469-494.
Moscovici, S. (1979). La representación social: un concepto perdido. El Psicoanálisis, su imagen y su público, 2, 27-44.
Mejía, O. V. (2013). Las representaciones sociales, los imaginarios sociales y urbanos: ventanas conceptuales para el abordaje de lo urbano. Tlatemoani: revista académica de investigación, (14), 5.
García Rodríguez, G. O. (2019). Aproximaciones al concepto de imaginario social. Civilizar Ciencias Sociales y Humanas, 19(37), 31-42.