Impostures, “health” hazards and class stereotypes: Running and the first months of the pandemic in Argentina (2020)
As any activity in the context of the pandemic, running in Argentina experienced strong impacts that are not only reduced to the abrupt interruption of the activity and its main interaction rituals, which are the races. In addition, runners were social actors of notorious presence in public agenda,...
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Middle classes Stereotypes Collective health Running Ethnography Clases medias Estereotipos Salud colectiva Running Etnografía Classes médias Estereótipos Saúde coletiva Running Etnografia Gil, Gastón Julián Gil, Gastón Julián Gil, Gastón Julián Impostures, “health” hazards and class stereotypes: Running and the first months of the pandemic in Argentina (2020) |
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Impostures, “health” hazards and class stereotypes: Running and the first months of the pandemic in Argentina (2020) |
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As any activity in the context of the pandemic, running in Argentina experienced strong impacts that are not only reduced to the abrupt interruption of the activity and its main interaction rituals, which are the races. In addition, runners were social actors of notorious presence in public agenda, especially in the first months of the pandemic and the Social, Preventive and Compulsory Isolation (ASPO). Their public demands “to go running” stimulated the circulation of discourses that reinstated a common negative stereotype of the Argentine middle class, with the addition that runners came to be defined as one of the main hazards to collective health. In this context, prejudices, impostures and stereotypes were expressed that were firmly embedded in common sense but also in academic discourse. This article therefore critically exposes those analytical and interpretative frameworks that lead to approaches that simplify and even moralize collective behavior, in this case that of the “middle class.” |
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I10-R372-article-423022024-12-23T14:54:47Z Impostures, “health” hazards and class stereotypes: Running and the first months of the pandemic in Argentina (2020) Imposturas, peligros “sanitarios” y estereotipos de clase: El running y la primera etapa de la pandemia en la Argentina (2020) Imposteridade, perigos “sanitários” e estereótipos de classe: Corrida e o primeiro estágio da pandemia na Argentina (2020) Gil, Gastón Julián Gil, Gastón Julián Gil, Gastón Julián Middle classes Stereotypes Collective health Running Ethnography Clases medias Estereotipos Salud colectiva Running Etnografía Classes médias Estereótipos Saúde coletiva Running Etnografia As any activity in the context of the pandemic, running in Argentina experienced strong impacts that are not only reduced to the abrupt interruption of the activity and its main interaction rituals, which are the races. In addition, runners were social actors of notorious presence in public agenda, especially in the first months of the pandemic and the Social, Preventive and Compulsory Isolation (ASPO). Their public demands “to go running” stimulated the circulation of discourses that reinstated a common negative stereotype of the Argentine middle class, with the addition that runners came to be defined as one of the main hazards to collective health. In this context, prejudices, impostures and stereotypes were expressed that were firmly embedded in common sense but also in academic discourse. This article therefore critically exposes those analytical and interpretative frameworks that lead to approaches that simplify and even moralize collective behavior, in this case that of the “middle class.” Como cualquier actividad en el contexto de la pandemia, el running experimentó en la Argentina fuertes impactos que no sólo se reducen a la interrupción abrupta de la actividad y de sus principales rituales de interacción que son las carreras. Además, los corredores fueron actores de notoria presencia en la agenda pública, sobre todo en los primeros meses de pandemia y el Aislamiento Social Preventivo y Obligatorio (ASPO). Ante la imposibilidad de practicar el running y algunas demandas de aperturas para “salir a correr” que tomaron estado público, circularon discursos que, además de reponer un habitual estereotipo negativo de la clase media, se fortalecieron con el agregado de que los corredores pasaron a ser definidos como una de las principales amenazas para la salud colectiva. En ese contexto se expresaron prejuicios, imposturas y estereotipaciones arraigadas con firmeza en el sentido común pero también en el discurso académico. Por ello es que en este artículo se exponen críticamente esos marcos analíticos y de interpretación que conducen a enfoques que simplifican y hasta moralizan los comportamientos colectivos, en este caso de la “clase media”. Como qualquer atividade no contexto da pandemia, a corrida na Argentina sofreu fortes impactos que não se reduzem apenas à interrupção abrupta da atividade e de seus principais rituais de interação, que são as corridas. Além disso, os corredores foram atores notórios na agenda pública, especialmente durante os primeiros meses da pandemia e do Isolamento Social Preventivo e Obrigatório (ASPO). Diante da impossibilidade de praticar corrida e de algumas demandas por vagas para “sair correndo” que assumiram status público, circularam discursos que, além de reposicionar um habitual estereótipo negativo da classe média, foram reforçados com o acréscimo de que os corredores passaram a ser definidos como uma das principais ameaças à saúde coletiva. Nesse contexto, foram expressos preconceitos, imposturas e estereótipos firmemente enraizados no senso comum, mas também no discurso acadêmico. É por essa razão que este artigo expõe criticamente essas estruturas analíticas e interpretativas que levam a abordagens que simplificam e até moralizam comportamentos coletivos, nesse caso da “classe média”. Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Museo de Antropología 2024-12-23 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Peer reviewed article Artículo revisado por pares Artigo revisado por pares application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/antropologia/article/view/42302 10.31048/zytg3014 Revista del Museo de Antropología; Vol. 17 No. 3 (2024); 193-204 Revista del Museo de Antropología; Vol. 17 Núm. 3 (2024); 193-204 Revista del Museo de Antropología; v. 17 n. 3 (2024); 193-204 1852-4826 1852-060X 10.31048/csz9nn88 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/antropologia/article/view/42302/47606 Derechos de autor 2024 Gastón Julián Gil https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0 |