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Consumo de proteína animal em aldeias de terra firme e de várzea da terra indígena Uaçá, Amapá, Brasil
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2005) VON MÜHLEN, Eduardo Matheus; SILVEIRA, Ronis da; http://lattes.cnpq.br/7214125748792946
I studied the animal protein consumption in seven terra firme villages and eight várzea villages in the Terra Indígena (TI) Uaçá, using daily consumption calendars between April and June 2004. The TI Uaçá is localized in the Oiapoque city limits, extreme north of Amapá state, and has borders with the Cabo Orange National Park, the Ti Juminã and TI Galibi. Approximately 4.500 indigenous people from ethnic groups Palikur, Karipuna and Galibi-Marwomo tive in the TI. The arta is about 470.164 ha of wide seasonally fiooded fields (várzea), terra firme forests and small arcas of unfolded savanna. During the study period, which corresponded to the high water season, 243 calendars were dispensed in 83 houses of terra firme villages and 160 houses from várzea. Each calendar was composed with animal figures that represented the different sources of animal protein, and the inhabitants participating in the project were requested to mark what they consumed every day. Only the 55 calendars from terra firme villages and 113 from várzea that had more than 40% of the days with registers were used in the analyses. Games animal meat and fish were the major sources of animal protein for the inhabitants of both areas. The people consumed little commercialized foods such as chicken meat or comed beef. However, they ate more of this type of food in terra firme villages than in várzea villages. Mammals was the vertebrate class most consumed in terra firme villages, followed by reptiles and birds. In várzea villages, no significant differences were observed between mammal and reptile consumption, which were both used more often than birds. Ungulate was the most importa.nt vertebrate group for TI Uaçá inhabitant's diet. They were the most consumed in terra firme villages and jointly with crocodilians the most consumed also in várzea villages. This study will be the base for a future elaboration of a fauna management plan in the TI Uaçá, which is highly important for inhabitants' feeding habits.
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A dinâmica territorial da fronteira Amapá - Guiana Francesa sob a influência da integração: 1995 a 2007
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2008-09-19) FONSECA, Jean Claúdio Santos; ROCHA, Gilberto de Miranda; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2436176783315749
The interest in studying the international border between Brazil and French Guiana flows of the implications of the process of transformations partner space current of the frontier dynamics in the area. The Federal Government's interest and State of Amapá, as much the previous ones as the current ones, in stimulating larger articulation with the neighbors guianenses it turns strategic the study of the elements that you/they compose the dynamics territorial transfronteiriça, particularly in the municipal district of Oiapoque, where frontier tensions with French Guiana, the asfaltamento of BR-156 that ties Macapá to Oiapoque and the project of construction of the bridge on Rio Oiapoque, they demand a more detailed knowledge than it can subsidize specific public politics, as well as a critical reading concerning the geographical reality of that municipal district. In that perspective an approach of the principal acts political, socioeconomic is accomplished and you adapt developed in the ambit of the cooperation transfronteiriça between Brasil/Amapá and França/Guiana Francesa, in the period from 1995 to 2007.
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Línguas em contato no Oiapoque: as comunidades indígenas karipuna
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2005) GUEDES, Waldenise Maria Martins; RAZKY, Abdelhak; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8153913927369006
This research is addressed to the analysis of the situation sociolinguistics of five villages in Reservation Uaçá in the municipal district of Oiapoque: Espírito Santo, Taminã, Cutiti. Santa Isabel and Txipidon. In that context two languages are present, which are,Creole languages and language portuguesa. The objective of this work is centered in the recognition of the situation sociolinguistic of that space of languages, such as, verication of the communites‟ maternal language, situation of the bilingual subjects, social uses of the languages and school situation in bilinqual context. The analysis is based in the diglossia conception without stability and of bilingualism as phenomenon no stable, located, with definition of bilingual subject related to the context in that the languages. The school situation is seen tends for base the linguistic plannings of Hamel. The data are analyzed under the optics of the descriptive-interpretative methodology, with quantitative data ainding in the qualitative description of the research. Residents of the five villages and teachers no Indians are part of the corpus of the research. The results confirm the Portuguese language as the most representative in the verbal repertoire of the villages Santa Isabel and Txipidon and the Creole language like maternal language of Espírito Santo, Taminã and Cutiti. Those communities are in conflict diglóssico, with the Portuguese Language occupying space of the Creole language in some linguistic domains. The bilingualism is confirmed presented by the speakers as relative to the context, with differentiated degrees of bilinguality in each village, they are that is the situation that should be considered by the school in their linguistic plannings and not only the communities‟ different maternal languages.
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Oiapoque: uma parabólica na floresta estado, integração e conflitos no extremo Norte da Amazônia brasileira
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2006-06-26) SILVA, José Guilherme Carvalho da; CASTRO, Edna Maria Ramos de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4702941668727146
This project focus on a study of Oiapoque, a borough, which is located at the northernmost region of the state of Amapá, at the border with French Guyana and intends to reflect about the great infrastructure projects incidence, planned by the Iniciative for Southe American Infrastructure Integration – IIRSA, and the National Hubs of Integration and Development – ENID as well, created by the Brazilian Government to that specific Amazon territory. The study now submitted under evaluation consists of four fundamental conjectures. First, the current regional integration process isn’t antagonistic to the contemporary dynamics of the capitalistic globalization, in spite of the existing contradictions. Next, the National State are not impacted the same way by the globalization and they still keep relevant task in the international scene. Third, IIRSA and ENID are inclined to deepen the social-spatial fragmentation of the south-american countries. And finally, the construction of the bridge over the Oiapoque River and the tar macadam repair of the road BR-156 seek to assurance the competitiveness of companies with deep presence in the international market, or those of which intends to join it and the natural resources access and control by the great capital. This situation results in a compulsory integration of Oiapoque to the regional integration dynamics.
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Pesca artesanal no Parque Nacional do Cabo Orange: contextos de conflito socioambiental e estratégias de manejo alternativo
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2014-08-26) RAVENA CAÑETE, Uriens Maximiliano; SANTOS, Sônia Maria Simões Barbosa Magalhães; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2136454393021407
This work aims to understand and describe how artisanal fishermen, who traditionally exploit the areas surrounding and within a conservation unit, specifically Cabo Orange, National Park, located in the municipality of Oiapoque, coast of Amapá, have ordered politically and environmentally with respect to environmental conflict scenarios in coastal waters - in fishing grounds. Thus, the study uses a qualitative methodology and privileges those involved in the setting of the fishing town of Oiapoque, these are: fishermen of Pará, ICMBio and fishermen of Amapá. The search results show that most of the artisanal fishermen associated with the Fishermen Colony of Oiapoque are remnants of a fishing community that was located inside the Park, call Village Tapereba. The National Parks are a model of conservation unit integral to nature protection, not allowing a human presence or exploitation of its resources. Consequently, this population was expropriated and from the interviews it was possible to see how the artisanal fishermen of Oiapoque, along with the Fishermen Colony of Oiapoque, outlined and proposed a management and a compensatory measure for expropriation has occurred since the creation of that park.