Faculdade de Biblioteconomia - FABIB/ICSA
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Item Acesso aberto (Open Access) Os conhecimentos tradicionais dos(as) erveiros(as) da Feira do Ver-o-Peso (Belém, Pará, Brasil): um olhar sob a ótica da Ciência da Informação(2013-06) DANTAS, Cleide Furtado Nascimento; FERREIRA, Rubens da SilvaStudy about the traditional knowledge gotten by the herb sellers of the Ver-o-Peso free market, in Belém, Pará, Brazil. On the whole, it aims to contribute with the theme in the perspective of the Information Science. From the point of view of the investigation, it uses the bibliographic and ethnographic research towards the comprehension of the process of acquisition, warehousing and transference of the information about plants, peels and medicinal roots traded by the authors in focus. It verifies that the acquisition and the transmission of this knowledge occurs by the observation and by the orality in the day-to-day contact of the work with those products, kept only in the memory of the owners. Finally, this study shows the risks that permeate the traditional knowledge of the herb sellers of the Ver-o-Peso free market and the possibilities that the theme offers to the Information Science.Item Acesso aberto (Open Access) A institucionalização do curso de biblioteconomia na Universidade Federal do Pará: sua relevância para a sociedade paraense no âmbito informacional(Universidade Federal do Ceará, 2012-01) DANTAS, Cleide Furtado Nascimento; PIRES, Erik André de Nazaré; AMANAJÁS, Mikally Alves de AndradeItem Acesso aberto (Open Access) O mito da matinta perera e suas formas variantes em Curuçambaba, Bujaru (Pará, Brasil)(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2018-06) FERREIRA, Rubens da Silva; DANTAS, Cleide Furtado NascimentoThe present study focuses on the Matinta Perera, an Amazonian entity endowed with zoomorphic powers and commonly associated with the female gender. In this direction, we intend to analyse this mythical figure in the context of oral narratives that talk about possible "sightings" that occurred in the community of Curuçambaba, which is a rural area of the municipality of Bujaru, in the north-eastern region of the state of Pará, Brazil. At the theoretical level, the study uses a bibliography that incorporates the contributions of Cascudo, Fares and Silva Júnior to contextualize the myth in its different meanings and to help the understanding of what was heard among the local people. In its empirical conception, the study is drawn based on the oral narratives collected in 2015 in the area in focus. According to the narrators, in Curuçambaba there are Matintas living among them, involving situations of "sightings". In general, the narratives collected about the Matinta Perera point to Amazonian representations on gender, old age and poverty transmitted by the gesture of a story narrating that at the same time scares and educates the younger ones, especially in the rural areas of the Paraense’s Amazon.