Biosocial borders: GSR and qualitative interview data on gender, mobility, and violent borders in the Mare Complex of Favelas in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
posted on 2024-09-18, 11:38authored byJulian BrigstockeJulian Brigstocke, Maira Froes, Lidiane Malanquini, Cristina Cabral, Gabriela Baptista
Qualitative interview data with women living in the Mare Complex of Favelas.
Quantitative biometric data based on women's journeys across violent borders in the favela. The spreadsheet data includes: GSR data(1st tab), GSR data analysis (2nd tab), accelerometer (3rd tab), gyroscope (4th tab), skin temperature (5th tab), barometer (6th tab), path of journey (7th tab)
Funding
An affective map of everyday journeys in the Mare community (2016-02-01 - 2016-05-30); Brigstocke, Julian. Funder: Arts & Humanities Research Council