Quer conhecer a Finlândia? Vá a penedo! Uma proposta de roteiro turístico cultural
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Data de Publicação: | 2019 |
Tipo de documento: | Dissertação |
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Texto Completo: | https://hdl.handle.net/10438/27460 |
Resumo: | Penedo is a neighborhood belonging to the municipality of Itatiaia, located in the state of Rio de Janeiro. The arrival of Finnish immigrants in the early twentieth century was a historical fact that changed the course of this former coffee farm in the south of the state. The place became the home of the Finns in Brazil. It, in turn, contributed to the change of plans of the group: from agricultural colony to tourist destination. Agriculture, designed to be the dominant economic activity, did not prosper, given the conditions of the land. The reception of visitors, provided as a supplementary means of income, became the main path to survival. Thus, the Finns began to market, through tourism, the finlanidade. It is a kind of "aura" impregnated in the products and services produced in the place. The finlanidade is disguised under of the idea of blood and territorial nationality but, in fact, are characteristics invented by the group, over time, to differentiate themselves from the others. The increase of the tourist flow gave appropriation of the finlanidade by other people not belonging to the circle of the immigrants. Disputes and conflicts arose around the forms of expression of the finlanidade, in its tourist commercialization. It is believed that this process has led to the formulation of multiple versions on finlanidade, each in its own way. It is assumed that one of these narratives stood out in relation to the others, leading to the existence of a unique story about finland in the tourist scene. By means of these questions, the present work tried to formulate a biography of the finlanidade until the present time. This research contributes to the knowledge about the immigrant group, as well as to the processes of mobilization and existing identity disputes related to the tourist activity, throughout the construction of the tourist destination. The verification of the existence of other narratives was made by traces of written memories, found in books produced by immigrants and spoken, taken through interviews. Parallel to this process was used information contained in periodicals in order to enrich the scenario told by written and spoken statements. As a result of the research, a map was developed for the identification of these places, placed in this work as a proposal of a cultural touristic route where the diverse voices about the past and present of the Finnish immigration in Penedo are valued. |
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Rocha, Diego UlianoEscolas::CPDOCOliveira, Maria Amália Silva Alves deSilva, Angela Moreira DominguesOliveira, Lúcia Lippi2019-05-23T14:24:57Z2019-05-23T14:24:57Z2019-04-02https://hdl.handle.net/10438/27460Penedo is a neighborhood belonging to the municipality of Itatiaia, located in the state of Rio de Janeiro. The arrival of Finnish immigrants in the early twentieth century was a historical fact that changed the course of this former coffee farm in the south of the state. The place became the home of the Finns in Brazil. It, in turn, contributed to the change of plans of the group: from agricultural colony to tourist destination. Agriculture, designed to be the dominant economic activity, did not prosper, given the conditions of the land. The reception of visitors, provided as a supplementary means of income, became the main path to survival. Thus, the Finns began to market, through tourism, the finlanidade. It is a kind of "aura" impregnated in the products and services produced in the place. The finlanidade is disguised under of the idea of blood and territorial nationality but, in fact, are characteristics invented by the group, over time, to differentiate themselves from the others. The increase of the tourist flow gave appropriation of the finlanidade by other people not belonging to the circle of the immigrants. Disputes and conflicts arose around the forms of expression of the finlanidade, in its tourist commercialization. It is believed that this process has led to the formulation of multiple versions on finlanidade, each in its own way. It is assumed that one of these narratives stood out in relation to the others, leading to the existence of a unique story about finland in the tourist scene. By means of these questions, the present work tried to formulate a biography of the finlanidade until the present time. This research contributes to the knowledge about the immigrant group, as well as to the processes of mobilization and existing identity disputes related to the tourist activity, throughout the construction of the tourist destination. The verification of the existence of other narratives was made by traces of written memories, found in books produced by immigrants and spoken, taken through interviews. Parallel to this process was used information contained in periodicals in order to enrich the scenario told by written and spoken statements. As a result of the research, a map was developed for the identification of these places, placed in this work as a proposal of a cultural touristic route where the diverse voices about the past and present of the Finnish immigration in Penedo are valued.Penedo é um bairro pertencente ao município de Itatiaia, localizado no estado do Rio de Janeiro. A vinda de imigrantes finlandeses no início do século XX foi um fato histórico que mudou o rumo desta antiga fazenda cafeeira do sul fluminense. O lugar passou a ser o lar dos finlandeses no Brasil. Ela, por sua vez, contribuiu para a mudança de planos do grupo: de colônia agrícola para destino turístico. A agricultura, planejada para ser a atividade econômica dominante, não prosperou diante das condições da terra. A recepção de visitantes, prevista como um meio complementar de renda, tornou-se o caminho principal para a sobrevivência. Assim, os finlandeses passaram a comercializar, por meio do turismo, a finlanidade. Ela é uma espécie de “aura” impregnada nos produtos e serviços produzidos no lugar. A finlanidade está disfarçada sob a roupagem da ideia de nacionalidade sanguínea e territorial mas, na verdade, são características inventadas pelo grupo, ao longo do tempo, para diferenciar-se dos demais. O aumento do fluxo turístico proporcionou apropriação da finlanidade por outras pessoas não pertencentes ao círculo dos imigrantes. Surgiram disputas e conflitos em torno das formas de expressão da finlanidade na sua comercialização turística. Acredita-se que este processo tenha levado a formulação de versões múltiplas sobre a finlalidade, cada qual ao seu modo. Supõem-se que uma destas narrativas sobressaiu em relação as demais ocasionando a existência de uma estória única sobre finlanidade no cenário turístico. Mediante estas questões, o presente trabalho buscou formular uma biografia da finalidade penedense até o tempo presente. Esta pesquisa contribui para o conhecimento sobre o grupo imigrante, assim como para os processos de mobilização e disputas de identidade existentes relacionados a atividade turística ao longo da construção do destino turístico. A verificação da existência de outras narrativas foi feita por vestígios de memórias escritas, encontradas em livros produzidos pelos imigrantes, e faladas, tomadas por meio de entrevistas. Paralelo a este processo utilizou-se informações contidas em periódicos de época a fim de enriquecer o cenário contado pelos depoimentos escritos e falados. Como resultado da pesquisa foi elaborado um mapa voltado para a identificação desses lugares colocado neste trabalho como uma proposta de roteiro turístico cultural, onde as diversas vozes sobre o passado e presente da imigração finlandesa em Penedo são valorizadas.porFinnish immigrationFinlanidadeTourist routeImigração finlandesaFinlanidadeRoteirização turísticaPenedo-RJCiências sociaisPenedo (Itatiaia, RJ) - ImigraçãoFinlandeses - Penedo (Itatiaia, RJ)Penedo (Itatiaia, RJ) - Descrições e viagensTurismo culturalQuer conhecer a Finlândia? Vá a penedo! 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Quer conhecer a Finlândia? Vá a penedo! Uma proposta de roteiro turístico cultural |
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Quer conhecer a Finlândia? Vá a penedo! Uma proposta de roteiro turístico cultural |
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Quer conhecer a Finlândia? Vá a penedo! Uma proposta de roteiro turístico cultural Rocha, Diego Uliano Finnish immigration Finlanidade Tourist route Imigração finlandesa Finlanidade Roteirização turística Penedo-RJ Ciências sociais Penedo (Itatiaia, RJ) - Imigração Finlandeses - Penedo (Itatiaia, RJ) Penedo (Itatiaia, RJ) - Descrições e viagens Turismo cultural |
title_short |
Quer conhecer a Finlândia? Vá a penedo! Uma proposta de roteiro turístico cultural |
title_full |
Quer conhecer a Finlândia? Vá a penedo! Uma proposta de roteiro turístico cultural |
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Quer conhecer a Finlândia? Vá a penedo! Uma proposta de roteiro turístico cultural |
title_full_unstemmed |
Quer conhecer a Finlândia? Vá a penedo! Uma proposta de roteiro turístico cultural |
title_sort |
Quer conhecer a Finlândia? Vá a penedo! Uma proposta de roteiro turístico cultural |
author |
Rocha, Diego Uliano |
author_facet |
Rocha, Diego Uliano |
author_role |
author |
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Escolas::CPDOC |
dc.contributor.member.none.fl_str_mv |
Oliveira, Maria Amália Silva Alves de Silva, Angela Moreira Domingues |
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv |
Rocha, Diego Uliano |
dc.contributor.advisor1.fl_str_mv |
Oliveira, Lúcia Lippi |
contributor_str_mv |
Oliveira, Lúcia Lippi |
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Finnish immigration Finlanidade Tourist route |
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Finnish immigration Finlanidade Tourist route Imigração finlandesa Finlanidade Roteirização turística Penedo-RJ Ciências sociais Penedo (Itatiaia, RJ) - Imigração Finlandeses - Penedo (Itatiaia, RJ) Penedo (Itatiaia, RJ) - Descrições e viagens Turismo cultural |
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Imigração finlandesa Finlanidade Roteirização turística Penedo-RJ |
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Ciências sociais |
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Penedo (Itatiaia, RJ) - Imigração Finlandeses - Penedo (Itatiaia, RJ) Penedo (Itatiaia, RJ) - Descrições e viagens Turismo cultural |
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Penedo is a neighborhood belonging to the municipality of Itatiaia, located in the state of Rio de Janeiro. The arrival of Finnish immigrants in the early twentieth century was a historical fact that changed the course of this former coffee farm in the south of the state. The place became the home of the Finns in Brazil. It, in turn, contributed to the change of plans of the group: from agricultural colony to tourist destination. Agriculture, designed to be the dominant economic activity, did not prosper, given the conditions of the land. The reception of visitors, provided as a supplementary means of income, became the main path to survival. Thus, the Finns began to market, through tourism, the finlanidade. It is a kind of "aura" impregnated in the products and services produced in the place. The finlanidade is disguised under of the idea of blood and territorial nationality but, in fact, are characteristics invented by the group, over time, to differentiate themselves from the others. The increase of the tourist flow gave appropriation of the finlanidade by other people not belonging to the circle of the immigrants. Disputes and conflicts arose around the forms of expression of the finlanidade, in its tourist commercialization. It is believed that this process has led to the formulation of multiple versions on finlanidade, each in its own way. It is assumed that one of these narratives stood out in relation to the others, leading to the existence of a unique story about finland in the tourist scene. By means of these questions, the present work tried to formulate a biography of the finlanidade until the present time. This research contributes to the knowledge about the immigrant group, as well as to the processes of mobilization and existing identity disputes related to the tourist activity, throughout the construction of the tourist destination. The verification of the existence of other narratives was made by traces of written memories, found in books produced by immigrants and spoken, taken through interviews. Parallel to this process was used information contained in periodicals in order to enrich the scenario told by written and spoken statements. As a result of the research, a map was developed for the identification of these places, placed in this work as a proposal of a cultural touristic route where the diverse voices about the past and present of the Finnish immigration in Penedo are valued. |
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2019 |
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2019-05-23T14:24:57Z |
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2019-05-23T14:24:57Z |
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2019-04-02 |
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https://hdl.handle.net/10438/27460 |
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https://hdl.handle.net/10438/27460 |
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por |
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por |
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openAccess |
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FGV |
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