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Contribuições da língua(gem) para a construção de identidades e discursos: um enfoque no ambiente escolar
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2015-06) RIBEIRO, Maria D’ajuda Alomba; SCHAUN, Maria Renata Couto
This article addresses questions about the contributions and the role of language for the construction of discourses and identities, it focus on the importance of teachers speeches for the formulation of senses and meaningsin educational settings, through the process of interacti on between its agents. To achievesu chpurpose, this article will be the or etically supported by Possenti (2001), regarding the role of language and speech, in Gumperz (1992), regarding interacionistacti on language and Coracini (2007), in the case ofthe social, cultural and identiy aspects of the communication and language, relating the mtothe school context.
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Do tambor ao “trabalho”: alguns esboços sobre os aspectos de Exus e Pombagiras em um terreiro de mina no nordeste paraense
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2021-06) ROSÁRIO, Victor Lean do; ABREU, Rachel Oliveira de; SALDANHA, Carla Figueiredo Marinho
This article aims to present aspects referring to the symbols of the Exus and Pombagiras in the Terreiro Mina Nagô Cabocla Mariana and Tapinaré das Matas, in the city of Igarapé-Açu, northeast of Pará. Methodologically this research was built from an ethnographic outline, with participant observation and continuous dialogue with the entities a fundamental point. From the exposure of the cultural codes of the “Terreiro” during the article, it is clear that as a (in) conclusion, the Exus and Pombagiras resignify their symbologies, (re) creating new identities, experiences and (r) existences within the umbanda body, relating and reviewing the approximation between the supernatural and the social world.
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Migração negra interna e identidade no quilombo do América uma contribuição
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2018) SANTIAGO, Ketno Lucas; SMITH JÚNIOR, Francisco Pereira; SOUZA, Ana Paula Vieira e
This research is the result of a bibliographical review on the migration category, whose focus is the black migration, as well as the studies about the cultural identity in the Quilombola community of America, located in the city of Bragança, State of Pará The main objective is to locate studies that deal with issues such as migration, black migration and forced and internal migration. Articulate the migratory movements with the studies developed on cultural issues produced by the quilombola population, as well as indicate indicatives for the constitution of an identity vision in the formation of these traditional peoples. Methodologically, the path covered is a historiographical one, through a bibliographical review, identifying theories that contributed to establish a dialogue between the suggested categories. Initially the results indicate that the arrival of Africans in Brazil and in the Bragantina Amazon Region occurred through a process of forced black migration and internal migration. The economic factor is the predominant hypothesis, which motivated the displacement of this population. Self-identification is a vision of belonging, presents some evidence of the identity and cultural character of the remaining quilombolas. We conclude that it was possible to identify some authors that approach on the issue of migration and its variations, authors that dialogue with the thematic identity and culture. It was possible to identify, in a preliminary way, that the cultural identity of the quilombola population has traits due to their belonging and resistance against the forms of oppression and violation of their rights as inhabitants of Quilombo of America over the years.
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Nas águas lendárias do Rio Capim: narrativas autóctones do fenômeno da pororoca em São Domingos do Capim-Pará
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2022-01-03) SILVA, José Maria Soares da; FERNANDES, José Guilherme dos Santos; http://lattes.cnpq.br/7023812449790431; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9946-4961
This work intends to analyze the autochthonous narratives about the pororoca phenomenon in São Domingos do Capim, focusing on verifying how the pororoca narratives are socially configured within a process of knowledge and practices in the construction of identity in São Domingos do Capim . For this, the historical, political and economic context will be considered, based on the effects of colonization on local culture, touching on the anthropic action of man on nature, referencing the context and logic of the social groups involved. Then, a bibliographic review and an analysis will be carried out based on the travelers' reports and the narrative of the river and the forests, understanding that nature provides man with raw materials that justify not only his material, but also cultural and spiritual existence. . The field research, carried out among the residents of São Domingos do Capim, presents the oral reports in order to show how the local culture is configured, referencing the context and logic of social groups circumscribed to the universe of narratives, such as the myth of pororoca in São Domingos do Capim. The structuring of sciences and the production of this knowledge do not only cover the dimension of qualitative analysis, but demand studies that are able to promote interpretations in different contexts for the different dimensions of polysemy that, at a technical level, are brought from interviews, testimonies , narratives, experiences and memories. In this sense, the theoretical framework on colonialities, anthropization, interculturalities and decolonialities help the interpretation that privileges the transience in the discourses which, according to Fernandes (2011), are the ambiguity, contrariety and contradiction of categories related to discourse analysis.
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Território e multiterritorialidade: uma análise dos atingidos por Belo Monte no RUC São Joaquim
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2024-01-17) SANTOS, Bruno Alves dos; MIRANDA NETO, José Queiroz de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3367795786739987
This research addresses issues related to the territoriality of residents of RUC São Joaquim, in Altamira-PA, after the change processed by the Belo Monte hydroelectric plant on the Xingu river. Since they had a socio-spatial organization built in the lived space of the city's lowlands, which the entrepreneur from Belo Monte called ADA. In this context, it was considered necessary to try to understand the continuous process of building identity and the affirmation of the principle of territoriality in the constitution of its territory. Therefore, the problem of this research consists of answering the following question: How has the construction of new territorialities and the identity of belonging of these subjects been taking place in the construction of their territorial bonds? To answer this question, the main objective of the research is to analyze the process of building territorial bonds of identity and belonging from the subjects affected by RUC São Joaquim. Having the specific objectives of a) Investigating what the relationships of belonging and sociability were like between subjects before Belo Monte; b) Understand how the process of moving to RUC São Joaquim took place and its consequences for residents; and c) Understand the territorialities of the subjects in relation to RUC São Joaquim, identifying the processes related to multiterritorialities. The research has an explanatory nature based on a qualitative approach to the proposed topic. The methodological path of structuring and developing this research sought paths that not only allowed understanding, but also the appreciation of the subjects' interpretations of the investigated object combined with the data collection and processing parameters of information obtained in interviews during field activities, which were analyzed based on the proposed theoretical framework. It can be seen that the residents of this RUC present a crossed reality marked by nostalgia for the territoriality that was perceived, lived and conceived in the ADA, demonstrating a multiterritoriality in the continuous process of territorialization, deterritorialization and reterritorialization based on the territorial dynamics imposed by UHE Belo Monte.