La ville comme une métaphore de l'ordre: interdiction de vente nocturne de l'alcool comme un moyen de purification de l'espace public
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https://doi.org/10.21301/eap.v18i2.6Mots-clés :
interdiction de vente nocturne des boissons alcoolisées, ville, classe, jeunes, purification de l'espace public, géographies d'exclusion, SerbieRésumé
Cet article analyse l'interdiction de la vente nocturne des boissons alcoolisées dans les commerces de plusieurs villes de Serbie et leur présentation médiatique de 2006-2013, auxquelles s'ajoutent les données obtenues par le moyen du questionnaire de 2023. L'autrice part de l'hypothèse que l'interdiction peut être comprise comme un moyen de purification de l'espace public par lequel un groupe social établit sa domination sur d'autres groupes sociaux en excluant ces groupes de l'espace public et les pratiques définies dans la société comme indésirables, et qui pourtant s'y trouvent. L'objectif a été de répondre aux questions suivantes: si l'interdiction avait pour l'objectif d'éliminer de l'espace public durant la nuit la consommation (problématique) de l'alcool et les représentants des classes inférieures en tant que porteurs de désordre et sources du danger pour les classes supérieures; si l'objectif du procédé mentionné est la réalisation de la domination des classes supérieures et des valeurs qu'elles prônent; si de cette manière est créée la représentation de la ville comme d'une métaphore de l'ordre, de la sécurité et de la pureté morale et physique.Téléchargements
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