Mass media, espacio y tiempo en Todos Santos, Baja California Sur

El artículo que aquí se sintetiza es un primer acercamiento, desde la perspectiva de autores entre los que destaca Manuel Castells, a un proyecto mayor que pretende analizar e interpretar el proceso de transformaciones que ha venido sufriendo el pueblo de Todos Santos, Baja California Sur BCS, debido a la llegada de dos contingentes de inmigrantes: el primero, rocedente de Estados Unidos y Canadá, llegó a comprar las casas del centro del pueblo; algunos con la intención de quedarse e instalar negocios, principalmente de venta de Bienes Raíces, otros, para pasar allí la temporada otoño invierno; y el segundo, traído del interior del país, principalmente de Acayucan Veracruz y de Ocotepec Guerrero como jornaleros agrícolas por una compañía Sinaloense. Esta inmigración ha introducido a Todos Santos dentro de lo que Castells denomina como sociedad red, es decir, dentro de procesos sociales organizados, cada vez más, en torno a redes que constituyen las nuevas formas de organización social. En resumen, el presente trabajo aborda los efectos de la globalización en la transformación de un pueblo sudcaliforniano, a través de la llegada de los inmigrantes arriba mencionados y del uso de los medios de comunicación vía satélite.

This article is a first approach, from thepoint of view of researchers and writers including Manuel Castells, to a project intended to analyze and interpret the process of change underway in the community of Todos Santos, Baja California Sur. The town has been influenced by the arrival of two contingents of immigrants: the first, from the United States and Canada, includes those who have purchased homes in the center of town; some with the intention of staying and starting businesses (principally the sale of real estate), or at least residing there during the autumn and winter months. The second group comes from the interior of the country, principally the communities of Acayucán, Veracruz and Ocotepec, Guerrero, and includes migrant agricultural workers employed by a Sinaloa enterprise. This “immigration” has introduced changes in what Castells calls the social network, or the organized social process, and new forms of social organization have appeared. The article outlines the effects of globalization on the social structure of a small, Baja California Sur community. CRISTINA PALOMAR VEREA This article is a reflection upon the evolution of a social sense coming out of social practices, and represents the applied interaction of history, anthropological investigation and narrative in order to analyze the roots of social relationships and their reproduction. The discussion makes reference to the combining of social interactions to influence the arising of a social sensibility, which in turn can be seen as a narrative text that goes beyond written rules. The philosophic work of Paul Ricoeur and Sigmund Freud, and their use of the term text are investigated, especially with regard to the meaning of dreams.

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Inglés This article is a first approach, from thepoint of view of researchers and writers including Manuel Castells, to a project intended to analyze and interpret the process of change underway in the community of Todos Santos, Baja California Sur. The town has been influenced by the arrival of two contingents of immigrants: the first, from the United States and Canada, includes those who have purchased homes in the center of town; some with the intention of staying and starting businesses (principally the sale of real estate), or at least residing there during the autumn and winter months. The second group comes from the interior of the country, principally the communities of Acayucán, Veracruz and Ocotepec, Guerrero, and includes migrant agricultural workers employed by a Sinaloa enterprise. This “immigration” has introduced changes in what Castells calls the social network, or the organized social process, and new forms of social organization have appeared. The article outlines the effects of globalization on the social structure of a small, Baja California Sur community. CRISTINA PALOMAR VEREA This article is a reflection upon the evolution of a social sense coming out of social practices, and represents the applied interaction of history, anthropological investigation and narrative in order to analyze the roots of social relationships and their reproduction. The discussion makes reference to the combining of social interactions to influence the arising of a social sensibility, which in turn can be seen as a narrative text that goes beyond written rules. The philosophic work of Paul Ricoeur and Sigmund Freud, and their use of the term text are investigated, especially with regard to the meaning of dreams.

Español El artículo que aquí se sintetiza es un primer acercamiento, desde la perspectiva de autores entre los que destaca Manuel Castells, a un proyecto mayor que pretende analizar e interpretar el proceso de transformaciones que ha venido sufriendo el pueblo de Todos Santos, Baja California Sur BCS, debido a la llegada de dos contingentes de inmigrantes: el primero, rocedente de Estados Unidos y Canadá, llegó a comprar las casas del centro del pueblo; algunos con la intención de quedarse e instalar negocios, principalmente de venta de Bienes Raíces, otros, para pasar allí la temporada otoño invierno; y el segundo, traído del interior del país, principalmente de Acayucan Veracruz y de Ocotepec Guerrero como jornaleros agrícolas por una compañía Sinaloense. Esta inmigración ha introducido a Todos Santos dentro de lo que Castells denomina como sociedad red, es decir, dentro de procesos sociales organizados, cada vez más, en torno a redes que constituyen las nuevas formas de organización social. En resumen, el presente trabajo aborda los efectos de la globalización en la transformación de un pueblo sudcaliforniano, a través de la llegada de los inmigrantes arriba mencionados y del uso de los medios de comunicación vía satélite.

Inglés This article is a first approach, from thepoint of view of researchers and writers including Manuel Castells, to a project intended to analyze and interpret the process of change underway in the community of Todos Santos, Baja California Sur. The town has been influenced by the arrival of two contingents of immigrants: the first, from the United States and Canada, includes those who have purchased homes in the center of town; some with the intention of staying and starting businesses (principally the sale of real estate), or at least residing there during the autumn and winter months. The second group comes from the interior of the country, principally the communities of Acayucán, Veracruz and Ocotepec, Guerrero, and includes migrant agricultural workers employed by a Sinaloa enterprise. This “immigration” has introduced changes in what Castells calls the social network, or the organized social process, and new forms of social organization have appeared. The article outlines the effects of globalization on the social structure of a small, Baja California Sur community. CRISTINA PALOMAR VEREA This article is a reflection upon the evolution of a “social sense” coming out of social practices, and represents the applied interaction of history, anthropological investigation and narrative in order to analyze the roots of social relationships and their reproduction. The discussion makes reference to the combining of social interactions to influence the arising of a “social sensibility,” which in turn can be seen as a narrative text that goes beyond written rules. The philosophic work of Paul Ricoeur and Sigmund Freud, and their use of the term text are investigated, especially with regard to the meaning of dreams.