Participant Research, territorial rights and collective mapping: the intertwining between use and life
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Resumo: | The interlocution between Critical Geography and Participant Research transforms all involved in this task into active subjects, bringing collectivity to research and establishing a social commitment. It allows an understanding of the Brazilian countryside's social struggles and territorial rights, strengthened mainly in the period of the country’s democratization with the Constituent Assembly and read as a contradictory strategy for the reproduction of life. The objective is to bring the contents of this debate from this increased relationship of fieldwork and mapping processes, emphasizing the elaboration of Maps of the Lived. It is understood as a process that expresses the space of life and imbricates different historical moments, such as the past, present, and future, in the face of territorial conflicts and the distinct territorialization of rural subjects. The analysis of the territorial rights and disputes of Indigenous peoples is verticalized. In this article, we examine those linked to the administrative process of demarcation of the Tekoha Guasu Guavira Indigenous Land (PR). For these Guarani, the mapping is articulated: to the past, highlighting the dimension of the violence that emerged from the appropriation (and its attempts), as well as from the theft of their lands, to the present, through uses, the resumption of territory and the practical actions of territorialization, which are constructed as the future and aim at the physical and cultural reproduction of indigenous peoples, in addition to the boundary of their lands. To this end, there is, contradictorily, the negotiation of the limits of the TI that involves the possible mediation by the agents of the State, which powerfully summons Geography to the debate. |
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Participant Research, territorial rights and collective mapping: the intertwining between use and lifePesquisa Participante, direitos territoriais e mapeamentos coletivos: o entrelaçar entre o uso e a vidaPesquisa Participantedireitos territoriaistrabalho de campomapeamentos coletivosParticipant Researchterritorial rightsfieldworkcollective mappingThe interlocution between Critical Geography and Participant Research transforms all involved in this task into active subjects, bringing collectivity to research and establishing a social commitment. It allows an understanding of the Brazilian countryside's social struggles and territorial rights, strengthened mainly in the period of the country’s democratization with the Constituent Assembly and read as a contradictory strategy for the reproduction of life. The objective is to bring the contents of this debate from this increased relationship of fieldwork and mapping processes, emphasizing the elaboration of Maps of the Lived. It is understood as a process that expresses the space of life and imbricates different historical moments, such as the past, present, and future, in the face of territorial conflicts and the distinct territorialization of rural subjects. The analysis of the territorial rights and disputes of Indigenous peoples is verticalized. In this article, we examine those linked to the administrative process of demarcation of the Tekoha Guasu Guavira Indigenous Land (PR). For these Guarani, the mapping is articulated: to the past, highlighting the dimension of the violence that emerged from the appropriation (and its attempts), as well as from the theft of their lands, to the present, through uses, the resumption of territory and the practical actions of territorialization, which are constructed as the future and aim at the physical and cultural reproduction of indigenous peoples, in addition to the boundary of their lands. To this end, there is, contradictorily, the negotiation of the limits of the TI that involves the possible mediation by the agents of the State, which powerfully summons Geography to the debate.A interlocução entre a Geografia Crítica e a Pesquisa Participante transforma em sujeitos ativos todos os envolvidos nessa tarefa, trazendo uma coletividade ao ato de pesquisar e firmando um compromisso social. Ela permite uma compreensão das lutas sociais no campo brasileiro e dos direitos territoriais, fortalecidos principalmente no período de redemocratização do país com a Constituinte e lidos como estratégia contraditória da reprodução da vida. Objetiva-se trazer os conteúdos deste debate a partir dessa relação acrescida do trabalho de campo e dos processos de mapeamento, com destaque para a elaboração de Mapas do Vivido. Entendido como um processo que expressa o espaço da vida e imbrica diferentes momentos históricos, como o passado, presente e futuro diante dos conflitos territoriais e da distinta territorialização dos sujeitos do campo. Verticaliza-se a análise dos direitos territoriais e das disputas dos povos indígenas, e neste artigo examinamos aqueles vinculados ao processo administrativo demarcatório da Terra Indígena Tekoha Guasu Guavira (PR). Para esses Guarani o mapeamento articula-se: ao passado, evidenciando a dimensão da violência que emergiu da expropriação (e suas tentativas), assim como do roubo de suas terras; ao presente, por meio dos usos, da retomada do território e das ações práticas da territorialização, as quais constroem-se como futuro e almejam a reprodução física e cultural dos povos indígenas, além das demarcações de suas terras. Para isso, encontra-se, contraditoriamente, a negociação dos limites da TI que envolvem o possível mediado pelos agentes do Estado, o que convoca fortemente a Geografia para o debate. EDUFU2024-04-14info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionTCPPapplication/pdfhttps://seer.ufu.br/index.php/campoterritorio/article/view/7148410.14393/RCT195371484Revista Campo-Território; v. 19 n. 53 (2024): Edição Especial "Trabalho de Campo e a Pesquisa Participante: a contribuição de Carlos Rodrigues Brandão"; 124-1501809-6271reponame:Campo - Territórioinstname:Universidade Federal de Uberlândia (UFU)instacron:UFUporhttps://seer.ufu.br/index.php/campoterritorio/article/view/71484/38694Copyright (c) 2024 Revista Campo-Territóriohttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessBatista, Sinthia CristinaFaria, Camila Salles de2024-05-02T13:26:14Zoai:ojs.www.seer.ufu.br:article/71484Revistahttps://seer.ufu.br/index.php/campoterritorioPUBhttps://seer.ufu.br/index.php/campoterritorio/oaijcleps@ufu.br || campoterritorio@ig.ufu.br1809-62711809-6271opendoar:2024-05-02T13:26:14Campo - Território - Universidade Federal de Uberlândia (UFU)false |
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Participant Research, territorial rights and collective mapping: the intertwining between use and life Pesquisa Participante, direitos territoriais e mapeamentos coletivos: o entrelaçar entre o uso e a vida |
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Participant Research, territorial rights and collective mapping: the intertwining between use and life |
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Participant Research, territorial rights and collective mapping: the intertwining between use and life Batista, Sinthia Cristina Pesquisa Participante direitos territoriais trabalho de campo mapeamentos coletivos Participant Research territorial rights fieldwork collective mapping |
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Participant Research, territorial rights and collective mapping: the intertwining between use and life |
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Participant Research, territorial rights and collective mapping: the intertwining between use and life |
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Participant Research, territorial rights and collective mapping: the intertwining between use and life |
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Participant Research, territorial rights and collective mapping: the intertwining between use and life |
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Participant Research, territorial rights and collective mapping: the intertwining between use and life |
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Batista, Sinthia Cristina |
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Batista, Sinthia Cristina Faria, Camila Salles de |
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Faria, Camila Salles de |
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Batista, Sinthia Cristina Faria, Camila Salles de |
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Pesquisa Participante direitos territoriais trabalho de campo mapeamentos coletivos Participant Research territorial rights fieldwork collective mapping |
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Pesquisa Participante direitos territoriais trabalho de campo mapeamentos coletivos Participant Research territorial rights fieldwork collective mapping |
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The interlocution between Critical Geography and Participant Research transforms all involved in this task into active subjects, bringing collectivity to research and establishing a social commitment. It allows an understanding of the Brazilian countryside's social struggles and territorial rights, strengthened mainly in the period of the country’s democratization with the Constituent Assembly and read as a contradictory strategy for the reproduction of life. The objective is to bring the contents of this debate from this increased relationship of fieldwork and mapping processes, emphasizing the elaboration of Maps of the Lived. It is understood as a process that expresses the space of life and imbricates different historical moments, such as the past, present, and future, in the face of territorial conflicts and the distinct territorialization of rural subjects. The analysis of the territorial rights and disputes of Indigenous peoples is verticalized. In this article, we examine those linked to the administrative process of demarcation of the Tekoha Guasu Guavira Indigenous Land (PR). For these Guarani, the mapping is articulated: to the past, highlighting the dimension of the violence that emerged from the appropriation (and its attempts), as well as from the theft of their lands, to the present, through uses, the resumption of territory and the practical actions of territorialization, which are constructed as the future and aim at the physical and cultural reproduction of indigenous peoples, in addition to the boundary of their lands. To this end, there is, contradictorily, the negotiation of the limits of the TI that involves the possible mediation by the agents of the State, which powerfully summons Geography to the debate. |
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