Shopping Center: O Fenômeno e sua Essência Capitalista
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https://doi.org/10.22409/GEOgraphia2001.v3i6.a13411Keywords:
Capitalismo, shopping center, UrbanoAbstract
ResumoEste trabalho trata do shopping center na perspectiva da teoria social de Marx. Pretende-se aqui desvelar o fenômeno e a essência capitalista deste importante objeto (arquitetônico — urbano) inscrito no conjunto de elementos e processos relacionados às alterações da dimensão espaço-tempo na reorganização contemporânea do capital que tem, sobremaneira, transformado as cidades. Palavras Chave: Capitalismo; shopping center; Urbano.
Abstract
This paper deals with shopping center from Marx’s social theory perspective. The main task here is to reveal the phenomena and the capitalist essence of such urban — architectonic object as an important element linked to the contemporary re-organization of capitalist development that, in turn, has dramatically affected urban process.
Key Words: Capitalism; shopping center; Urban.
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