The present thesis develops an investigation and methodology for studying territories under
significant changes that cause trauma, spaces in crisis that happen when an individual by the
actions of a specific event changes his way to inhabit it, in order to overcome diverse obstacles
caused by new programmatics and territorial limits. In the research stage a set of
questions is developed for the construction of theoretical background that gives a first und
erstanding about the idea of landscape and its relationship with man in the context of an event caused by a natural disaster, then in the analysis stage, this relationship is qualitatively questioned through the narrative evidence that generates, in particular that of the biographical storytelling , under the premise: if space is a lived place, the narratives of its inhabitants are the substrate th
at incorporates the different contingencies of space in crisis, narratives in their different manifestations overcome the event itself giving evidence of the relationship of people with this new space.
Situating the analysis in a real study field, where the trauma of the past earthquake still
remains, San Pedro de la Paz in Concepción is visited during September of 2010 for the collecting of interviews, a data collection resource that allows to obtain information from first
hand of a situated fact, singular information, territory bound, the info obtained by the
interviews is testimony that in the conjunction between event and individual, space appears,
the info is later put under a series of methodological procedures of coding and graphic
representation, and the findings presented in the final discussion.
Keywords:
storytelling, space crisis, narrative evidence, qualitative analysis
Schilling, L. (2012). “Terralatos”, qualitative analysis of biographic al stories within the context of space crisis. Revista De Urbanismo, 14(27), Pág. 14–41. https://doi.org/10.5354/ru.v14i27.26402
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