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Beneficiamento e comercialização dos produtos dos sistemas agroflorestais na Amazônia, Comunidade Santa Luzia, Tomé - Açu, Pará
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2013-05-31) COUTO, Maria Cristina de Moraes; KATO, Osvaldo Ryohei; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4241891652832872
In Santa Luzia community, in the municipality of Tomé-Açu, as in the Northeast Pará, there is nowadays a process of change among crops, involving slash and burn systems in the pasture establishment or subsistence crops, for the implementation of agroforestry systems, as a way to diversify production and get better income and new ways to market their organic products. As the marketing and processing of production are considered obstacles in family farming, this research identifies and analyzes the importance of the organization in these processes in Santa Luzia community through the characterization of the association, describing and evaluating the processing and the marketing of the household production, determining the economic, social and environmental changes in the community to add value to the products of agroforestry systems. Visits were conducted with questionnaires to all members of the association, forming a sample of 21 production units, allowing a socio-economic study on the family units, in addition to using descriptive statistical methods and multivariate statistics through factorial analysis and Cluster Analysis, which allowed us to evaluate the size of the data in relation to the variables that determine the agroforestry systems and the marketing process. The results indicate that 95% of the families interviewed have agroforestry systems with a large crops diversification and 95% perform some kind of processing in their products (71% of the production),which provided new market opportunities and better prices, obtaining an average annual revenue of R$ 22.241,35, ensuring them, better economic and social conditions, which allows us to conclude that the organization and production agroindustrialization promoted better marketing and higher production income in the community of Santa Luzia.
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Biotecnologias, subjetivação e psicologias: mercado de células-tronco do cordão umbilical
(Associação Brasileira de Psicologia Social, 2017) GALINDO, Dolores Cristina Gomes; RODRIGUES, Renata Vilela; LEMOS, Flávia Cristina Silveira; ALMEIDA, Leila Cristina da Conceição Santos
This article aims to analyze production practices of bio-social subjectivity through the stem cell market made through risk management and biopolitics future precautions, within the family and the parent-child relationship. The interest of psychology from biotechnological innovation can be viewed both in critical questioning conducted by scientific field on ways of subjectivities that emerge from the coupling between biotech and body, and in your professional field, through genetic counseling psychotherapy. In biopolitical strategies of control and manipulation of umbilical cord stem cells show up subjectivities that emerge in a complex network of tecnobiológica production.
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Da estética da identificação comunicacional à dimensão sensível territorial da feira do Guamá, Belém - PA
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2021-11-22) XAVIER, Fábio Rodrigo de Moraes; CASTRO, Marina Ramos Neves de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6636359546031674
The research we have as perception the aesthetics of communicational identification to the sensitive territorial dimension in the daily of the Guamá fair, located in Belém in the State of Pará Brazilian Amazon. The our objective is to understand the functioning of the movement that happens between the regulars in that daily, also the communicative experience of the place. We use as our methodology visits to the fair within the ethnographic process, to us understand aesthetics as being-together with others in the generalized art that place and the identification as interactions between people and connections that constitute the sensitivity of the fair that is conducted in the territory those individuals. We observed that the diversity of the Guamá fair offers different expressions and is built on events of connections that permeate the existing relationships between those people. Our reflection provides an understanding of the existence of that reality that is driven by the present experience of that movement that the fair in Guamá express
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A dimensão estética na feira do Guamá, Belém-PA
(Universidade de Brasília, 2017-12) CASTRO, Fábio Fonseca de; XAVIER, Fábio Rodrigo de Moraes; CASTRO, Marina Ramos Neves de
The article has the reflection on the communicative pragmatics in the aesthetic dimension of the Guamá market, located in Belém, in the Brazilian Amazon. The work is the result of ethnographic research of seven months.The ethnographic perspective seeks to observe the practices of communicative interaction between subjects, the disposition of the products sold the expressiveness of sale. With objective of reflection on the existential art of the world of life and the way the daily life of the market is existent.It is noted the wisdom and knowledge that is developed by subjects, with meaning, sensitivity to the aesthetic social essence.
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Feiras em Altamira, Pará: confluência de universos de significação
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2010) GUERRA, Gutemberg Armando Diniz; SOUZA, César Augusto Martins de
The rural products originated in the intersections along the Trans-Amazonian Highway are displayed and sold in the Altamira’s Municipal Free Market, Farmers’ Market and the Brasilia Market. The first two are connected and hardly distinguished from one another, located in the commercial center of the city and known as ‘Municipal Market’. They have their peak on Saturday, with a slow movement during the week. The third one, located in the Brasilia neighborhood, stretches along one of the main Altamira streets, the Abel Figueiredo, which offers a variety of products on Sunday mornings. In this article, we describe the markets in their structural characteristics that presuppose the analyses of the social and economic relations there developed.
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No emaranhado do Guamá: trajetos etnográficos numa feira de Belém
(Universidade de São Paulo, 2017) CASTRO, Fábio Fonseca de
This seeks a phenomenological description of Guamá’s market, located in a neighborhood of Belém, Brazil. Dialoguing with ethnocartography procedures, we start with a comprehensive exposition of the spatiality of the market. We hope to enhance endogenous dimension of local spatial experience. Undertaking a phenomenology of the place means, in our understanding, a double movement: First, to ask how the social subjects find the world in its spatial complexity and, then, to interpret how these encouters are used to make sense to spatial world. One sees the space as a dimension experienced by individuals, and not as something foreshadowed by representations. Thus, the market we describe corresponds a space in its intersubjective dimension: not as something pre-ontologically given, but rather as an ongoing construction of meaning.
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A oferta de madeira em tora no Brasil e na Amazônia, período de 2000 a 2017
(Universidade Federal de Rondônia, 2019) CAIRES, Maria do Socorro de Lima; FILGUEIRAS, Gisalda Carvalho; MOTA JÚNIOR, Keppler João Assis da; CARVALHO, André Cutrim
The work view the quantitative offer of wood logs in Amazôna and through theoretical basis on natural resources and extractive activities if a few considerations about the exauribilidade of this well over the years 2000. The method was the quantitative and qualitative, of to see the evolution of that product by simple exploitation and harmful to the environment, although there are environmental laws and how these try to curb harmful soil and simple exploration in the Amazon. The result showed that, in fact, the production of wood logs is descending and significant throughout the region,however, there are new methods of reforestation and funding, in addition to the supervision by the IBAMA to curb illegal extractions, although these persist.