VARIABLES TO EMPATHIZE WITH STREETS
A Lima city case
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https://doi.org/10.29166/ays.v1i20.3498Keywords:
Streets, empathy, perceptions, urban imaginary, built environmentAbstract
Empathy has helped us to act in the most appropriate way to a situation from understanding the other’s point of view, that is, from a detailed understanding of our environment. Einfühlung, a fundamental piece in the conceptualization of empathy, allows us to expand that interaction with objects to reveal how empathy with streets occurs. This kind of empathy has been placed in a dispositional phase to explore interpersonal responses such as understanding, comprehension, identification and recognition of its various components. Through a qualitative study in the streets of the Lima neighborhoods of Lince, Jesús María and Santa Beatriz, facades were compared to reveal variables in construction of urban perceptions and imaginaries. As a result of this, location, visibility, variety, sense of community and historicization were found to influence the disposition to recognize, or not, streets with live.
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