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Ageing with Smartphones in Urban Chile, The experience of Peruvian migrants, The experience of Peruvian migrants

Author

Otaegui; Alfonso

Year

2023

Publisher

UCL Press

Type

BOOK

Category

Chile

Language

English

Pages

24

ISBN

978-1-80008-460-5

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24-Jul-2025

Keywords

Anthropology ; Communication Studies ; Urban Studies ; Technology

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An anthropological account of the experience of aging among Peruvian immigrants to Chile in the smartphone era. What does it mean to be aging in Chile as a migrant? Drawing on extensive ethnographic fieldwork, Ageing with Smartphones in Urban Chile analyzes the experience of aging for Peruvian migrants aged around sixty who have lived in Chile for more than twenty years. Their lives, we discover, are informed by a series of experiences of being 'in between'. They live between two countries, two generations, and two different stages in life, between giving care and not wanting care, and between a continuing legacy and not transmitting legacy. By focusing on the entanglement of aging, migration, and technology, this book is an ethnographic contribution to an unexplored subject in the vast literature on migration studies in Chile.

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