Genius loci, ovvero, regnare sull’autoctonia ed i suoi opposti

Authors

  • Emanuela Ferreri Sapienza, Università di Roma

Keywords:

sociology and migrations, structural anthropology, local/global relations, global process and cultural identity

Abstract

The main objective of the paper is to analyze the concept of autochthonous and exogenous origin as a cultural topic of structural importance, moving towards a universal consideration. The topic is obviously connected to the global process continuing to naturalize and/or historicize the social and cultural phenomenon of identity. Starting with recent public debates on jus soli/jus sanguinis, the paper explores international migration as the object and the subject of the sociological imagination of the future. The objective of the analysis is to describe socio-anthropological knowledge and research as a place of application and expression of a genius loci, inside intra, inter and trans-cultural understanding.  

Author Biography

Emanuela Ferreri, Sapienza, Università di Roma

Emanuela Ferreri è una docente a contratto della Sapienza. Insegna Antropologia della cooperazione internazionale e processi di sviluppo e collabora agli insegnamenti di Sociologia generale. Laureata in Antropologia sociale, ha conseguito il perfezionamento degli studi in Antropologia dei patrimoni culturali. Nel 2012, ha ottenuto il Dottorato di ricerca in Storia e formazione dei processi socio-culturali e politici dell’età contemporanea (Scienze politiche, Sociologia e Comunicazione). Ha lavorato in qualità di assistente di ricerca e intervento, per diversi Istituti internazionali.

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Published

2018-02-14

How to Cite

Ferreri, E. (2018). Genius loci, ovvero, regnare sull’autoctonia ed i suoi opposti. Mediascapes Journal, (10), 32–47. Retrieved from https://rosa.uniroma1.it/rosa03/mediascapes/article/view/14258

Issue

No. 10 (2018): The Hidden King

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