Geograficidade
Scope & Guideline
Illuminating the Complexities of Geographic Phenomena
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Approaches to Geography:
The journal embraces a multidisciplinary perspective, integrating insights from art, performance, and cultural studies to explore geographical concepts and experiences. - Exploration of Artistic Practices:
A significant focus is placed on artistic interventions and practices that challenge traditional geographical understandings, highlighting the role of art in spatial narratives. - Cultural and Political Dimensions of Space:
The journal examines how cultural identities and political movements are expressed through geographical spaces, particularly in urban environments and public art. - Phenomenology and Spatial Experience:
Utilizing phenomenological frameworks, 'Geograficidade' investigates how individuals perceive and interact with their environments, emphasizing subjective experiences of space. - Community and Collective Practices:
A core area of interest is the exploration of community practices and collective experiences in geographical contexts, particularly in relation to social justice and activism.
Trending and Emerging
- Art as a Form of Resistance:
A growing trend highlights the use of art as a means of resistance and social critique, particularly in urban settings where art interventions challenge dominant narratives and power structures. - Experiential and Performative Geographies:
There is an increasing focus on experiential and performative geographies, where walking, bodily movements, and participatory practices are explored as methods of engaging with and understanding space. - Intersectionality in Geographical Studies:
Emerging themes include the intersectionality of identities (such as gender, race, and sexuality) in geographical contexts, particularly in relation to public spaces and community experiences. - Environmental and Urban Activism:
The journal is increasingly addressing themes of environmental activism and urban interventions, emphasizing the role of communities in responding to ecological crises through creative and collective actions. - Digital Geographies and Virtual Spaces:
With the rise of digital technologies, there is a notable interest in exploring digital geographies and the implications of virtual spaces on identity, community, and social interactions.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Geographic Methodologies:
There has been a noticeable decrease in studies employing conventional geographic methodologies, such as quantitative analysis and mapping, as the journal shifts towards more qualitative and experiential approaches. - Focus on Static Landscapes:
The exploration of static landscapes and traditional topographical studies appears to be waning, with a growing emphasis on dynamic, lived experiences rather than fixed geographical representations. - Historical Geography:
Research related to historical geography and the examination of past geographic events has become less prominent, as contemporary issues and current cultural practices take precedence. - Environmental Determinism:
Themes related to environmental determinism, which suggest that human behavior is shaped predominantly by the physical environment, are declining as the journal increasingly advocates for a more nuanced understanding of agency and context in geography.
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