Memórias em movimento histórias de luta e resiliência: faces cabanas da identidade Amazônica

Abstract

Memories in Motion: Fight Stories and Resilience: Faces huts Amazon Identity is the continuation of an ethnographic, survey from incursions in the field, in the valley of the river grass, in the State of Pará Northeast. geographical space I met old of old, which tell stories about the elements, which for Maués (2006), allow us to understand the formation of an Amazonian identity, including the memory of Cabanagem that significance to, the region with the Revolt Capim occurred in 1891. In this (reunion with the past / present, initially review the different faces of the movimento, histórica base for the following chapters. These ethnographic, which constitute a proposal for understanding the Cabanagem and persistence of a permanent cabin condition of struggle and resilience, which is present when the streets of Bethlehem are taken by the invasion of a people river in Nazareth Círio. condition similar to standing aristocracy on the ground (Dalcídio Jurandir 2008) and dalcidianos Alfredos the island of Santana do Arari, located in Ponta de Pedras municipality (Marajó), selected for the research, among other historical reasons, have been a point resistance to cabanos. Thus, this work of historical-literary and ethnographic character, the main objective: to understand the faces of an Amazonian identity, from the perspective of Maués (2006), approximately so, texts and etnoliterários realities, have similarities, therefore, beyond the historicist buildings mobilization, or a Cabanagem restricted to the cities of space, currently, it is studying the struggle of cabanos that were embrenhados in the forests and rivers of the Amazon, proposing another version of this story. "A version that shows a territory that since long, housed many working men and women and that is far from the image of the" green hell "or" demographic vacuum "that was imposed on the region with clear political motives." (Ricci 2008, p.169). Considering thus the thesis: that the historical conditions of political domination, social and economic exploitation and power struggles, affect the outbreak of popular revolutions, and are part of a long-term structure (Sahlins 2004), and especially from the perspective Gadamer's hermeneutic circle (2002), designed according to the principles of a philosophical hermeneutics of understanding the world. Being present in the scenes of Amazon life (Verissimo 2013), lived along the real ethnographic experience and etnoliterárias works, we seek incessantly, eager to understanding the Amazon reality.