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Contos de rios: memórias sobre as águas e o ensino de História em Santa Izabel do Pará
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2020-12-15) RIBEIRO, Ligia Mara Barros; KETTLE, Wesley Oliveira; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9421187953739248; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5824-5700
This study approaches the environmental perspective with emphasis on rivers in history classes. It aims to analyze the students' perception of the relationship between the Izabelense, Jordão and Caraparu rivers and the history of Santa Izabel do Pará, following the theoretical basis proposed by environmental history. Therefore we use oral history as a methodology to produce the izabelenses environmental memories from the speeches of the old residents, and through these, the students get to know the uses, relationships and social practices experienced between the subjects and the rivers, at the same time in which they analyzed the existing works on the history of the city, so that they understood what these authors said about rivers and nature or if they did not speak about them. So, as a product of this dissertation, was made the e-book Rivers' tales: izabelenses stories, in which the students in their writing and illustration of the stories used the environmental memories collected with the help of the information present in the works to point out the spaces they considered significant for the history of the place and thus write their texts that present new narratives about Santa Izabel do Pará, now including the rivers. With that, the students reflected on the environmental issues and crises existing in the place, leading the production of knowledge and, with the domain of this, developed their environmental awareness, being critical of the problems of the present in relation to water and rivers, being able to exercise the citizenship based on the issues reflected in their history classes.
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O quadrilátero cabano e as cabanagens nos Sertões da Amazônia: guerra, índios, rios e matas (1790-1841)
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2023-09-18) BARRIGA, Letícia Pereira; RICCI, Magda Maria de Oliveira; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4368326880097299
This study covers indigenous participation in the Cabanagem Revolution. From a historical narrative, this thesis sets out to understand the Cabanagem Revolution that took place in Amazon backlands based on the indigenous protagonism around the actions of three ethnic groups, the Mura, the Munduruku and the Mawé. Inhabitants and masters of an immense area, the interfluve of the Madeira, Tapajós and Amazonas rivers, these indigenous people have printed their cultural marks with their arts of war and own interests, leading the cabanagem battles in the interior of the province towards increasingly radicalized directions, shaping their territory into a Cabano Quadrilateral. Through ancestral knowledge of forest, the indigenous people were able to act in an imperative way, determining in a large extent the advances and setbacks of the Cabanagem Revolution. In this sense, within a chronological arrangement, the thesis develops its narrative supporting its main argument that the Cabanagem lasted so long, leading to a process that was difficult to resolve due to its radicalization by the effective indigenous participation. Throughout the eight chapters the thesis is based, showing how indigenous actions from the second half of the 18th century, but especially 1790, and in the first two decades of the 19th century, went through a process of reworking their ways of opposing the colonial project. Thus, in the 1830s, their actions were radicalized, broking with the institutional channels of resolving their issues, and deciding for armed struggle, taking part in the civil war that broke out in Grão-Pará. Using the method of the indicative paradigm and the methodology of Ethnohistory, we located, through the traces left in the documentation, the indigenous evidence in the Cabanagem built in the Amazon backlands.