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Shaping the healthy subject in gentrified spaces: Two case studies in Barcelona (Spain)

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Several studies have analysed the impact of gentrification on health. However, a more in-depth examination of the constitutive role of health discourses in shaping spaces is required. This article explores the links between the gentrification process and the subjectification of healthy subjects through a critical discourse analysis of 35 walking interviews and a visual semiotic analysis of 140 shopfronts. Health is put forth as a super value to justify market interference in the configuration of urban space and class privilege based on the health products and healthy practices that have undergone a process of elitisation.

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Gentrificació, Ciutats, Salut, Estudi de casos, Barcelona (Catalunya)

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Gentrification, Cities and towns, Health, Case studies, Barcelona (Catalonia)

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SANTORO LAMELAS, Valeria and DI MASSO, Andrés. Shaping the healthy subject in gentrified spaces: Two case studies in Barcelona (Spain). Health & Place. 2023. Vol. 84, num. 103138. ISSN 1353-8292. [consulted: 18 of August of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/207003

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