Keywords
people living in the street
structural analysis of representation
central stone of social representation
peripheral system of social representacion
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Abstract
In the following text, we will work on the social representations analysis of socially important subjects as social vulnerability. Through this objective, we try to understand how the people conceive and explain the diferent aspects of living in the street. With this purpose, 100 people have been interviewed, which semantic production has been analyzed through a structural analisis of social representation. At least two kinds of the “living in the street” social representation have been found: a “sympathetic” representation and a “timorous” representation.
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