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A viagem parece-me à partida uma actividade deslumbrante que em muito influencia a construção de pessoa e através das leituras sobre judeus lisboetas (cidadãos ou imigrantes) comecei a perceber que a viagem é uma chave para perceber a construção ou até a manutenção da judaicidade. Procuro compreender como é que os percursos migratórios na história de vida ou mais largamente na história da família contribui para a necessidade, parece-me quase intrínseca/cultural, de viajar. Que articulações existem entre as migrações constantes transversais a toda a história dos judeus, as migrações e viagens temporárias contemporâneas num mundo globalizado que não inflige as repressões políticas e deslocações forçadas como infligidas outrora.
Através de histórias de vida/família, genealogia, percursos migratórios, envolvimento religioso e práticas, e identificações nacionais procuro descortinar como isso estrutura geografias "mentais/afectivas" para elaborar um "mapeamento" de redes transnacionais em que os judeus lisboetas circulam e perceber, na particularidade de cada pessoa, de qual o valor simbólico que a viagem tem na "construção"/"vivência" da
sua judaicidade. A hipótese que eu coloco é se no conceito transnacionalismo - no contexto destes judeus - a viagem tem um valor significativo simbólico identitário mais que a própria integração em redes sociais.
The travel seems to me to be a dazzling activity that greatly influences the construction of the person and through readings about Lisbon Jews (citizens or immigrants) I began to understand that travel is a key to understanding the construction or even the maintenance of Jewishness. I try to understand how migratory paths in life history or more broadly in family history contribute to the need, which seems to me almost intrinsic/cultural, to travel. What articulations exist between constant migrations across the entire history of Jews, contemporary migrations and temporary travels in a globalized world that does not inflict political repressions and forced displacements as inflicted in the past. Through life/family histories, genealogy, migratory paths, religious involvement and practices, and national identifications, I try to discover how these structures "mental/affective" geographies to elaborate a "mapping" of transnational networks in which Lisbon's Jews circulate and perceive, in the particularity of eachperson, of what symbolic value the trip has in the "construction"/"experience" of their Jewishness. My hypothesis is whether in the concept of transnationalism - in the context of these Jews - the travel has a significant symbolic identity value more than the integration in social networks
The travel seems to me to be a dazzling activity that greatly influences the construction of the person and through readings about Lisbon Jews (citizens or immigrants) I began to understand that travel is a key to understanding the construction or even the maintenance of Jewishness. I try to understand how migratory paths in life history or more broadly in family history contribute to the need, which seems to me almost intrinsic/cultural, to travel. What articulations exist between constant migrations across the entire history of Jews, contemporary migrations and temporary travels in a globalized world that does not inflict political repressions and forced displacements as inflicted in the past. Through life/family histories, genealogy, migratory paths, religious involvement and practices, and national identifications, I try to discover how these structures "mental/affective" geographies to elaborate a "mapping" of transnational networks in which Lisbon's Jews circulate and perceive, in the particularity of eachperson, of what symbolic value the trip has in the "construction"/"experience" of their Jewishness. My hypothesis is whether in the concept of transnationalism - in the context of these Jews - the travel has a significant symbolic identity value more than the integration in social networks
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Dissertação de Mestrado em Antropologia
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famílias judias CIL transnacionalismo identidade afectos jewish families CIL transnationalism identity affections
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Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais e Políticas