Movimento de Mulheres Trabalhadoras da Paraíba (MMT/PB): mobilização social, trabalho e relações de gênero

• Autor(a) principal: Duarte, Emmy Lyra
• Data de Publicação: 2014
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFPB
• Texto Completo: https://repositorio.ufpb.br/jspui/handle/tede/5852
• topic: Espaço Agrário; Brejo Paraibano; Mulheres; Trabalhadoras Rurais; Movimento de Mulheres; Agrarian space; Brejo Paraibano; Women; Rural works; Women Movement; CNPQ::CIENCIAS EXATAS E DA TERRA::GEOCIENCIAS

This paper aims to discuss the ideological process of formation of a particular subject to the present day: the rural women workers of the micro region at the Brejo Paraíbano . The Brejo in the 80s, rural women workers gain visibility through two specific movements: the Movement of Rural Women Workers from the Brejo (MMB) and the (MMT / PB) Movement of Women Workers of Paraíba. This period is depicted by the brutal advance of the capitalist system in Paraiba agrarian space through the monoculture of sugar cane and reflected on the expropriation and exploitation of peasants and farm workers. In response, the working class of Paraiba agrarian space and peasants reorganize themselves through certain representations of classes: the pastoral rural, rural trade unions and social movements. In the process of reorganization of the rural working class, rural women workers of Paraiba Heath identify the emergence of the debate about the conditions and the specific demands of female politicians in these spaces and in capitalist society that put them at double oppression: the woman and workers. To understand this process of formation of the agrarian space at the Brejo Paraiba and the organization of women as a class, and gender in two certain autonomous women's movement (MMB and MMT / PB) were important to the use of the methodology of bibliographic, documental and participatory research survey. The participatory research aimed to understand the main activities of training and debate exercised by MMT / PB with women rural workers today. For this, necessary methodological procedures as semi-structured interviews, informal conversations, analysis of documents (brochures, agendas of meetings, reports, brochures, videos), photographic archive and field research were. With this, we have seen the emergence of MMT / PB still bring in the current debate womanhood and working for rural women workers of Paraiba Heath and the need to reassess the main guidelines for performances of MMT / PB in the process of agglutination of these women for the establishment and continuation of the struggle of MMT / PB in Paraíba.