Idas e vindas entre as paisagens e as festas motociclísticas e motoclubistas no estado de Goiás

• Autor(a) principal: Soares, Maria Elisabeth Alves Mesquita
• Data de Publicação: 2016
• Tipo de documento: Tese
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFG
• Texto Completo: http://repositorio.bc.ufg.br/tede/handle/tede/5865
• topic: Paisagem; Festa motociclística; Festa motoclubista; Viajantes motociclistas; Landscape; Motorcycle party; Motor club party; Motorcycle riders; CIENCIAS HUMANAS::GEOGRAFIA

This dissertation discusses the motorcycle riders’ spatial practice to (and in) parties. The landscape is regarded as concept, which has been seen through the object way, in which sensitive elements are taken, and by the subjective one, in which colors, sounds, smells, “natural” and cultural elements are connected to the meaning of being a motorcycle rider and travelling-in-parties. As a general goal is to understand the motorcycle and motor club events as spatial practices’ makers of motivating landscape partying trips. The specific goals are: to analyze the setting process to these trips and its spatiality. To interpret the trip as therapy, leisure and a party on the road; to describe the rituals in the trip-parties; to categorize and to discriminate the motorcycle and motor club parties; to interpret the element constituent elements in the landscapes of the motorcycle and motor club parties; to retrieve the tradition of party-trips in a global range; to question the woman’s participation and the andro-normativities in these events. In order to reach these goals, we used bibliographical and document research as methodological proceedings, informal chats, which is an important technique in this purpose, semi structured interviews, techniques that guided the time-spatial perspectives of the research. The proposed thesis is that the trip is a party to the party and in party, and this party is a multidimensional trip. The spatial perspective is the State of Goiás and the timeline extends from the beginning of the 19980s, when the first parties from Goiás arose, until 2016. This work is divided into four chapters. The objects, the actions and the space used in the setting of these party-trips; the categorization of the motorcycle trips: as therapy, as leisure and party; the rituals which legitimate the movement, positioning, and body directing during the party-trip; the setting of the party landscapes in their each “type” of researched party and the motorcycling tradition features of the long distance trips in other time and spaces.