Clues to understand new sensitivities: Studies on juvenile cultural productions in Costa Rica
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From the perspective of Costa Rican academy, the study of young population has been developed, in general terms, from the interest in socially visible problems, such as teenage pregnancy, risky sexual practices, etc. However, in the last five years several research studies have made emphasis on other possible forms to understand urban juvenile dynamics. These studies aim at analyzing youths' experiences from cultural productions such as music, dance, aesthetics, soccer and street experiences. Our goal is to define some clues, as we have called them, from such research studies to continue with the analysis and debate of juvenile productions as the way to understand new sensitivities.
Keywords: youth, cultural productions, music, soccer, aesthetics, qualitative research.
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