Second residence and the construction of territorial identity bonds in the Costa das Dunas / RN Pole
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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.pasos.2016.14.082Keywords:
second home, emotional and territorial ties, user, tourist, leisureAbstract
The article aims to discuss the construction of territorial identity bonds that second home residents establish with the place for leisure purposes. The quanti-qualitative methodology was used, with random samples using the technique of questionnaires and structured interviews applied in municipalities located at the Costa das Dunas Pole. It was verified that the place where the second residence is located represents for the user-owner a place of "vacation" "leisure and fun" "tranquility" and "family reunion". The creation of territorial identity bonds is based on a set of meanings built from the use of this type of property, such as allowing family reunion in an integrated manner and detached from daily obligations; besides providing new forms of sociability, such as affective relationships with temporary neighbors. It is concluded that the identity constructed from the use of the secondary residence is composed of diverse social and symbolic representations, which allow a different and particular relationship of the subject with the place visited.
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