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Território e territorialidade de pescadores nas localidades Céu e Cajuúna Soure-PA
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2009-04-20) GUEDES, Eneias Barbosa; PIMENTEL, Márcia; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3994635795557609; PALHETA, João Márcio; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5356047514671129
The study presents the discussion on the issue of fishing in areas of Céu and Cajuúna in the city of Soure. These areas are located in micro-region of the Ararí mesoregion of Marajó- Pará. The fishery is developed in the rural context of the Amazonian territorial scope. Fishing is the result of the interaction of components: Seasonality environmental, natural resources and fishing capacity of the region. It is worth highlighting the territorial dimension of fishing for fishermen to understand their concepts of territorys and territorialitys. The fishermen of the areas of Cajuúna and Céu have the centrality of their living space and reproduction in fishing activity, and the rural villages of fishermen are expressions of the power of local collectivities. In this work, is questioned how the Geographical Science understand the ownership, domain, and use of space by fishermen. For this, we tried to understand, through research, the actions of different social actors involved in the problems addressed. At this point, we tried to understand the meaning of the territoriality of local fishermen, their relationship with nature, and their work organization in order to obtain a better visibility of the territories of fishermen. These territories are defined and appropriated to the aquatic environment and its configuration is inaccurate. "Possession" of these territories is vast and very fluid, due to seasonal dynamic of water and fish. For fishermen, fishing is more than one activity, because it involves a complexity of relationships and phenomena, between man and nature, which has influence on the forms of social organizations of these groups. The techniques of production of the fishermen are part of their cultural complex of ownership and appropriation of nature. These techniques define elements of life in the processes of territorialization and construction of the identity of the fisherman.