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Browsing by Author "Urrutia Steinert, Isidora"

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    From the Street to the Courtroom: The Material Bridge Between Law and Everyday Life
    (2025) Riquelme Espinosa, Ignacio; Urrutia Steinert, Isidora
    Legal consciousness studies have demonstrated that law manifests in diverse forms and spaces beyond formal institutions, permeating the everyday lives of individuals. However, this growing body of work often overlooks the role of objects and non-human agents in shaping legal experiences. Adopting a micro-sociological perspective, this article bridges legal consciousness and material culture studies by examining how objects mediate the process of problematization—understanding everyday life through the lens of law. Drawing on a judicial ethnography conducted in 2017 in Chilean family courts processing domestic violence cases, we analyze three seemingly mundane objects: a legal text kiosk near the courthouse, televisions broadcasting institutional videos, and magazines in the waiting area adjacent to the courtroom. These objects mark the transition from public to legal spaces and forge connections between everyday life and legality. Our findings reveal that materiality underpins the emergence of legal power, transforming domestic violence into a legal dispute while preserving unproblematic aspects of daily life.
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    Narrativas y discursos del paisaje ferroviario.
    (2024) Canales Errazuriz, Santiago; Hassi Gidi, José Emilio; Molina Sourdat, Alexandre Paul; Perez Selman, Macarena Faride; Rojas Del Pozo, Valentina Paz; Urrutia Steinert, Isidora
    Este artículo examina una parte del patrimonio ferroviario asociado a la red principal del Ferrocarril del Sur, construido desde la segunda mitad del siglo XIX en Chile. Entendiendo el patrimonio ferroviario como una parte fundamental de la historia nacio
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    Reconsidering the purposes of art education: Insights from a 2014 questionnaire in Chile
    (2018) Errázuriz L., Luis Hernán; Marini, Guillermo; Urrutia Steinert, Isidora
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    Religiosity at the roadside: memorials, animitas, and shrines on a Chilean highway
    (2019) Urrutia Steinert, Isidora; Valenzuela Carvallo, Eduardo

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