"Los antiguos": trayectorias y memorias entre quienes transitaron por un hogar para personas en situación de calle en Bariloche.

Abstract

This is an anthropological reflection on one of the social realities and problems affecting Patagonian cities: marginalization in San Carlos de Bariloche. The work explores the meanings, practices, and experiences of a group of men who call themselves "the old-timers," people who at some point in their lives passed through a place designated for "people in situations of or at risk of being homeless." It begins with a social scenario that is invisible and under-reported from the perspectives of those who lived in that institution and, on the other hand, reconstructs the trajectories of this group of people whose lives were marked by conditions of inequality, subordination, and historical violence.