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participation as a means or an end .

One of the first things we said Professor Careri before we set off was: "Remember, we're not going to do the begging ...." Well, perhaps until the end of the week I really understood what the professor meant by these words. My difficulty grasping the concept I understood only the last day was given by my desire to complete a job. When I arrived in Metropoliz I was stunned by a more complex situation than what I had tried to imagine and the first day I came home frustrated because I could not understand how our intervention could help solve problems that many occupants were not even places. I have heard from several people that the participation that we sought was not the way to achieve something but the end of our workshop. I wondered if participation were a luxury that the occupants of Metropoliz could afford living in homes that did not come close to the standards I'm used to. I thought, after two or three days I could euphemistically described as "unproductive," that we were not setting a good example of participation because the occupants of Metropoliz did not need a nice idea but something feasible and that what we were proposing was not . If participation is the goal, however, must lead to something good because, paradoxically, to be an end to which we must aspire to be the way to achieve something better, or at least equivalent, the non-participation ... otherwise what's the part? If I get better results more quickly and without consulting the other why should I participate? In practice reflects the fact that participation is a good as end in the foot if at the same time is also the means to get to something useful, otherwise it remains just a beautiful and impractical idea.
Well, after three frustrating days of participation as an end I noticed that the interest of metropolizensi (metropolizini?) Increased. Grew the desire, indeed, participate in creating their own space to play around and contribute the creation of spaces that did not previously have, to improve the quality of the spaces they had available. I understood what I assumed: the participation involves you and your contribution makes your space you are creating. It may not be the final solution that we've come Saturday, but has started an important process for any community. Participation as an end has been the means to get the idea of \u200b\u200ba common area.

Matthew Hart