I porti del Mediterraneo: mondi sociali e spazi di frontiera

  • Michele Claudio D. Masciopinto Università di Bari

Abstract

The Mediterranean is a place crossed by many stories and life experiences. In this regard, this study proposes the analysis of port cities as social spaces marked by the constant flow of people, objects, ideas and meanings. The continuous contact with specific issues such as immigration, safety and security of travelers, economic development and identity crisis of sea communities makes port cities a kind of social laboratory where is possible analyze theories, methodologies and reflections on the contemporary Mediterranean. Maritime cities share the same fate as their ports, and are still able to communicate the voices, the memories and the knowledge of the Mediterranean to stimulate and increase the thoughts and socio-political theories of this great arena of discussion and meeting.

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Biografia dell'Autore

Michele Claudio D. Masciopinto, Università di Bari
Michele Claudio D. Masciopinto (1989) is an anthropologist; he received his first level degree in Philosophy from Bari University in 2011 and his second level degree in Anthropology and Visual Studies from Siena University in 2014. Currently, he is completing the third cycle of studies at the Specialization School in Cultural Heritage (University of Perugia). He works as researcher of C.R.E.ST.A. (Centro Ricerche Etnografiche, Storiche, Antropologiche), a center for research and study of Maritime Heritage and Mediterranean space. His research interests include Maritime Ethnography, Visual Languages and Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Pubblicato
2016-07-21