Public space as a category-place Reflections on its social, spatial and technological construct
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This paper presents a theoretical discussion on the public as category, space and
place from a transdisciplinary and exploratory approach. It is based on the assumption that
the complexity of current issues puts disciplinary categories in crisis, making new epistemic
searches necessary. Public spaces represent a concept whose density allows us to
approach this discussion, where we are particularly interested in problematizing its sense
of category-place from its disciplinary consensuses and conflicts. The work develops a
multimodal methodology of methods: historical-critical, bibliographical analysis and
empirical references.
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