Dwelling the Violences in Today’s World: A Critical Sketches on Tim Ingold’s Poetics of Dwelling

This text seeks to briefly reflect on [1] poetics of dwelling, which is relevant as a theory in the social sciences due to the dynamic nature with which it describes existence as an active living, that is, as a living co-creator of reality, of what happens. For this reason, the author's commitment to make dwelling as a participatory and relational experience between the subject and his environment that constitutes a fundamental perspective to understand the existence of social life as a constituted historical-concrete process through action.