La hora del bricoleur mecánico

Diego Villar

doi:10.31048/1852.4826.v17.n1.43665

Autores

Diego Villar CONICET-CIHA https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0648-5024

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31048/1852.4826.v17.n1.43665

Palavras-chave:

Motocicletas, Mobilidade, Mecânica, Reparos, Globalização

Resumo

Analisa-se uma etnografia recente sobre o conserto e manutenção de motocicletas na Romênia, desde a Segunda Guerra Mundial até os dias atuais, colocando-a em contexto. Partindo do detalhamento das premissas analíticas e conceituais do estudo antropológico da cultura da motocicleta, dos recortes do objeto de estudo, das estratégias metodológicas para documentá-lo e de algumas das particularidades mais significativas do cenário histórico da modernidade pós-soviética, é possível repensar o fenômeno aparentemente técnico do conserto de motocicletas como um autêntico fato social total que modula diversas variáveis geopolíticas, econômicas, técnicas, identitárias, simbólicas, estéticas, etárias e de gênero. Por fim, propõem-se possíveis linhas de exploração comparativa com outros estudos atuais sobre etnomecânica, mobilidades e, em particular, a difusão contemporânea de motocicletas em áreas culturais muito diferentes, mostrando configurações relacionais possíveis entre tecnologia, ambiente e sociedade.

[Motocicletas - Mobilidades - Tecnologia – Consertos - Globalização]

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Diego Villar, CONICET-CIHA

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