Résumé
Progressively imposed by Austin, Benvéniste, Elias and Derrida or still Bourdieu, the performativity drives us to rethinking the space through the representations. Far from being exhaustive, the geographical adaptation of the concept of performatividade is based on a reflection on the context (Giddens), body and sexuality (Butler) and power (Foucault) in order to find a more concrete way of thinking the relations between the determination of the social structures and the human action. This conceptual frame, in a geography of the everyday life, allows us to re-think the ideas of subjectivity, incorporation and the social identity, nationality and etnicity, authority in the use of power and social position, as well as to understand the efficiency of the action and to show how this action, understood like a continuous of practices, is a dynamic process which can hold up a geo-graphic movement to think in a new way the social space and the territory.