Lazer noturno e resistências juvenis em tempos de (pós-)pandemia: o caso dos jovens do bar Antù em Lisboa

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https://doi.org/10.22409/antropolitica2022.i3.a54935

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Night Leisure, Sociability, Youth, Party, Pink Street

Abstract

With the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic, thousands of young people were no longer able to enjoy Lisbon´s night. As a result, young people were not able to forget their everyday problems through the consumption practices of nocturnal leisure. In this article we explore some alternatives that were put in place for young people to enjoy leisure time during the (post-)pandemic. Here, and using the case study of one young alternative group located in front of the bar Antù, one of the most vivid night leisure place of Pink Street, Lisbon, we will: i. longitudinally review the measures impacting the night industry and their effects on the young alternative group; ii: describe the way in which the group of alternative young people appropriated the festive urban night spaces during the pandemic. Here, we present part of the critical ethnographic data collected during 2020-2022, excerpts from interviews with some members of the young alternative group and a deep documental review of legal and news published during the same period. We end up illustrating the dissatisfaction felt by the group of alternative youngsters with the measures imposed by the government, as they tend to racialize, stigmatize, reprimand, and punish this group of youngsters.

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Author Biographies

Guilherme Teixeira Costa, Universidade NOVA de Lisboa

Guilherme Teixeira Costa holds a degree in Sociology from the Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas da Universidade NOVA de Lisboa. He is currently completing a joint master’s degree in Urban Studies awarded by ISCTE – Instituto Universitário de Lisboa and at the Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas da Universidade NOVA de Lisboa. His research interests are within the fieldworks of social territory and urban sociology, with special attention to qualitative methods. He participated in the T-Factor project (Universidade NOVA, Lisboa, 2020-2021) and UpLift.Eu (CESIS, Lisboa, 2021-2022). He is also a member of LXNIGHTS Research Group since 2021.

Otávio Raposo, Instituto Universitário de Lisboa

Otávio Raposo holds a PhD in Anthropology from the University Institute of Lisbon (ISCTE-IUL). He was a visiting scholar at Brown University and University of Massachusetts as well as at Federal University of Rio de Janeiro and University of São Paulo. Since 2014, he has been an integrated researcher at the Centre for Research and Studies in Sociology (CIES-IUL), University Institute of Lisbon (ISCTE-IUL), and Guest Lecturer at the same university. His research over the last decade has been focused on four different topics, with ethnography as the main approach: 1) youth culture: arts, hip hop, creativity and lifestyles; 2) urban studies: marginalised neighbourhoods, social inequalities, urban segregation and public policies; 3) race and ethnicity: migration, racism, identities and youth of African descent; 4) visual anthropology: ethnographic films, social photography and video. He has published a total of 50 scientific publications, including Journal of Contemporary Ethnography (2022), Sociedade & Estado (in press), Cultural Dynamics (2020) and Horizontes Antropológicos (2016). His publication track also includes edited books as “O trabalho da arte e a arte do trabalho: circuitos criativos de artistas imigrantes em Portugal” (2016) and “Expressões artísticas urbanas: etnografia e criatividade em espaços atlânticos”. He has made several ethnographic films, including “Cenas do Gueto” (2021), “Nu Bai. Lisbon’s black rap” (2007) and “At the Quinta with Kally” (2019), winner at the Póvoa de Varzim International Video Musical Festival and Best Ethnographic film of the Portuguese Anthropological Association in 2018/2019.

João Carlos Martins, Universidade do Algarve

João Carlos Martins holds a PhD in Urban Sociology from NOVA University Lisbon (2015), and currently is postdoctoral researcher at ARTCITIZENSHIP Project. He has been postdoctoral researcher at ROCK H2020 Project (ICS-UL) as well as at BEST-MED INTERREG Project (CINTURS- UALg). He has been responsible for the design and implementation of surveys, and for the conduction of ethnographic fieldwork in several intervention community projects (SAFEIN and Rede Res do Chao Marvila).

Manuel Garcia-Ruiz, Instituto Universitário de Lisboa

Manuel Garcia-Ruiz is a PhD Scholar at CIES-Iscte and a Research Collaborator at IS-FLUP. His research in Sociology at ISCTE-IUL is supported by the Portuguese Foundation for Science & Technology (FCT). He has been visiting professor in different universities, and a scientific advisor for different departments, organizations and projects. His research has 3 main topics: (i) Nightlife, festivals, and tourism (ii) city branding, culture-led regeneration strategies, artwashing and commodification of the arts and, (iii) artistification, culture and artistic careers of emergent professionals. He is the author of several papers and chapters on the emergent field of Night Studies, and editor of different publications on urban studies, night studies and cultural sociology. He is co-founder and coordinator of the International Night Studies Network, Coordinator of the Rede de Etnografia Urbana (Etno.Urb), and the Director of the Urban Audiovisual Festival. He is also a reputed festival advisor, specialized in art in dark and in the night, and a well-known talent curator in the field of new media and light art.

Jordi Nofre, Universidade NOVA de Lisboa

Jordi Nofre holds a PhD in Human Geography from the University of Barcelona (2009). Since 2019, Nofre is FCT Associate Research Professor in Urban Geography at the Interdisciplinary Centre of Social Sciences at NOVA University of Lisbon, supported by the Scientific Employment Stimulus Program of the Portuguese Foundation for Science & Technology. His research includes 3 main topics: (i) Nightlife, tourism and urban change in south European cities; (ii) Social geographies of youth in Euro-Mediterranean countries; and (iii) Environment, global change and society. He has published a total of 85 publications, including Annals of Leisure Research (2021), Town Planning Review (2021), Urban Geography (2020), Urban Studies (2020), City (2018), Urban Research & Practice(2018), Tourism Geographies (2018), Cities (2021 in press, 2017), City & Community (2017), Leisure Studies (2016), Social & Cultural Geography (2016) and Area (2015), among many others. His publications also include edited books and chapters in prestigious publishers such as Palgrave Macmillan (2021, 2019), Routledge (2018), Cambridge Scholars (2018), Brill (2016), Peter Lang (2016), Emerald Press (2012), and Sage (2012). Nofre is editor of Exploring Nightlife: Space, Society and Governance (Rowman & Littlefield, 2018). He is founder and coordinator of LXNIGHTS, co-founder of the International Night Studies Network, and co-organizer of the International Night Studies Conference. Nofre has been Scientific Advisor of the project ‘Geographies of Nightlife in Lisbon, Madrid and Barcelona (2018-2020)’, funded by Reina Sofia Centre on Youth & Adolescent Studies (Spain), of “SAFE!N Project: Safe Night Out Certification in Lisbon’, a community-focused project funded by the Lisbon City Council (BIPZIP-Ref.0095/2015), and currently is Scientific Advisor of Comissió Nocturna de Barcelona.

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2022-11-03

How to Cite

Costa, G. T., Raposo, O., Martins, J. C., Garcia-Ruiz, M., & Nofre, J. (2022). Lazer noturno e resistências juvenis em tempos de (pós-)pandemia: o caso dos jovens do bar Antù em Lisboa. Antropolítica - Revista Contemporânea De Antropologia, 54(3). https://doi.org/10.22409/antropolitica2022.i3.a54935

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v. 54 n. 3 (2022): SET/OUT/NOV/DEZ

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Dossiê Temático

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