Direito e populações/povos tradicionais no Brasil: da revisão à crítica de aplicabilidades e definições acadêmicas/jurídicas/legais

Abstract

This essay aims to present the legal needs of different socio-environmental reality that bloom from Amazon, focusing especially on the stage of traditional populations. Use as an argumentative basis Bourdieu's reflections, especially using the concept of symbolic capital and field developed by the author. Through a literature originating in the Amazon region, describes in a critical way the socio-environmental context of the region, detailed for the look from the experience in collecting data for research. It highlights in particular the gap between the development of the rule in the legal field and the reality experienced by traditional peoples. Points the juridical fetishism as responsible for the legal invisibility of native juridical practices that regulate, in a informal way, the socio-environmental scenario of the Amazonian.