Espacios activos y derechos pasivosuna historia no resuelta en las políticas culturales de proximidad

Abstract

The thesis focuses on understanding how the State conceives culture and how it determines that citizens have the right to access it. To do so, it has to create a series of laws, institutions, programs and actions. This way of understanding and facilitating access to culture does not always respond to the needs of citizens who have now demanded new forms of access and institutions in which to actively access culture. The thesis delves into this tension between the culture of the State and the cultural needs and demands that arise from the citizenship, focusing on how the cultural spaces of proximity, whether public, private or common, are the place where the notion of access is negotiated, often in tension, and where new ways of understanding and valuing culture are demanded.