THE AFRICAN-DESCENDANTS DIVIDED SPACES AND THE TOWN-COUNTRY RELATIONS ON THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO
Social exclusion has always been part of African-descendent people’s history in Brazil. Presently, it occurs in a disguisedly brutal and socially invisible manner. The quilombola communities – the typical general situation of the African-descendent people in Brazil – consist of peasant populations d...
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description | Social exclusion has always been part of African-descendent people’s history in Brazil. Presently, it occurs in a disguisedly brutal and socially invisible manner. The quilombola communities – the typical general situation of the African-descendent people in Brazil – consist of peasant populations descending from African slaves that have been integrated partially and marginally to Brazilian society. This paper analyzes the fight for the territorial conquest of the Poça quilombola community, located in the Ribeira River Valley. The community of Poça relates to wider processes than the ones that are possible to observe inside the community. Both the process of mobilization of work and the process of production of capital determine the struggle for the possession of the land, as well as the permanence of the individuals. |
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spelling | doaj.art-be1c198685f6472490c323f45bd9c9712022-12-21T18:10:07ZengFirenze University PressBollettino della Società Geografica Italiana1121-78202019-11-018110.13128/bsgi.v8i1.399THE AFRICAN-DESCENDANTS DIVIDED SPACES AND THE TOWN-COUNTRY RELATIONS ON THE STATE OF SÃO PAULOJÚLIO CÉSAR SUZUKIMARCOS HENRIQUE MARTINSSocial exclusion has always been part of African-descendent people’s history in Brazil. Presently, it occurs in a disguisedly brutal and socially invisible manner. The quilombola communities – the typical general situation of the African-descendent people in Brazil – consist of peasant populations descending from African slaves that have been integrated partially and marginally to Brazilian society. This paper analyzes the fight for the territorial conquest of the Poça quilombola community, located in the Ribeira River Valley. The community of Poça relates to wider processes than the ones that are possible to observe inside the community. Both the process of mobilization of work and the process of production of capital determine the struggle for the possession of the land, as well as the permanence of the individuals.https://riviste.fupress.net/index.php/bsgi/article/view/399 |
spellingShingle | JÚLIO CÉSAR SUZUKI MARCOS HENRIQUE MARTINS THE AFRICAN-DESCENDANTS DIVIDED SPACES AND THE TOWN-COUNTRY RELATIONS ON THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO Bollettino della Società Geografica Italiana |
title | THE AFRICAN-DESCENDANTS DIVIDED SPACES AND THE TOWN-COUNTRY RELATIONS ON THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO |
title_full | THE AFRICAN-DESCENDANTS DIVIDED SPACES AND THE TOWN-COUNTRY RELATIONS ON THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO |
title_fullStr | THE AFRICAN-DESCENDANTS DIVIDED SPACES AND THE TOWN-COUNTRY RELATIONS ON THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO |
title_full_unstemmed | THE AFRICAN-DESCENDANTS DIVIDED SPACES AND THE TOWN-COUNTRY RELATIONS ON THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO |
title_short | THE AFRICAN-DESCENDANTS DIVIDED SPACES AND THE TOWN-COUNTRY RELATIONS ON THE STATE OF SÃO PAULO |
title_sort | african descendants divided spaces and the town country relations on the state of sao paulo |
url | https://riviste.fupress.net/index.php/bsgi/article/view/399 |
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