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Reconhecimento de saberes locais em contexto de ambientalização
(2010-12) TEISSERENC, Pierre
The article discusses the subject of recognition of traditional knowledge in the environmental context of social movements and territorialization of public action which usually follows a claim for territory which belongs to social groups. This claim is expressed as a global claim which comprehends the statute of traditional populations, land use, the means of production which they develop, their means of collective organization and the recognition of their identity as a culture. Therefore, the paper presents a synthesis of the debates which follow that claim of recognition within the Brazilian Amazon, and the challenges to which this acknowledgement shall respond, in special the bonds between the territory of possession and the culture of these populations; between this culture and their means of land occupation and exploration; the social and economic efficacy and the means of production that they have been able to understand. This claim questions the ability of academic knowledge to question once more the man-nature relation that have inspired them. Before such challenge, Edgar Morin’s project finds all relevance and allows understanding whichever is utopic in propositions such as the Extractivist Reserves. Finally, we refer to the differences between green and brown environmentalization into consideration natural resources as heritage resources.
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Território de ação local e de desenvolvimento sustentável: efeitos da reivindicação socioambiental nas ciências sociais
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2014-06) TEISSERENC, Pierre; TEISSERENC, Maria José da Silva Aquino
This article discusses the changes in the concept of territory as a privileged environment for the production of public action. In a context of globalization and environmentalization of conflicts, the territory becomes an object of socio-environmental claim for some of the so-called traditional populations, which enables them to value native knowledge, affirm a political identity, and assure with full legitimacy the control of their collective destiny. At the same time, in the field of the social sciences, the analysis of territory traditionally identified with History and Geography becomes an object of interest to Sociology and Political Sciences as well. That has resulted in a renovation of the territorial issue that serves as the basis for not only the economic, social, and cultural vision of the territory, but also for its political perspective