The social life of the recovered objects

The social life of the recovered objects

The objective of this article is to investigate the objects recovered by trash pickers in the city of Buenos Aires. This work not only involves what they are given by residents, what doormen save for them, and what they manage to pick up, but is also closely tied to the characteristics and types of...

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