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No full textTambém somos paisagem : um estudo antropológico sobre o engajamento humano na natureza e a educação ambiental no Parque Estadual de Itapuã.
No full textEste trabalho realiza um estudo no Parque Estadual de Itapuã, unidade de conservação localizada em Viamão/RS. Nesse universo, busca observar as experiências de interação humana com a natureza e como elas possibilitam as mudanças comportamentais idealizadas pelo discurso ecológico. Considera também o surgimento de novas sensibilidades em relação ao meio ambiente instigadas tanto pelas atividades de educação ambiental promovidas pelo parque quanto pelas atividades de lazer. Traz na sua base teórica a idéia de pertencimento humano à paisagem como geradora de percepções que regem a transformação da noção de uso da natureza para uma concepção mais holística da realidade.This report is a study on Parque Estadual de Itapuã, a conservation unit in Viamão /RS. In this place, this report observes the experiences of interaction among human beings and nature and how they make possible the behavioral changes idealized by the ecological thoughts. It also brings new sensibilities related to the environment which are instigated either for environmental education activities offered in the park or for entertainment activities. The theorical basis is the idea that the human being belongs to landscape, this idea generates the perceptions that rule the transformation of the idea of the use of the nature in an holistic conception
The specification of ethnic cleavages and ethnopolitical groups for the analysis of democratic competition in contemporary Africa
No full textEthnicity remains an important (but not the only) cost‐effective strategic resource for organizing collective political action in Africa\u27s emerging democracies. To advance systematic analysis of the impact of ethnicity on current patterns of democratic politics and the potential for democratic consolidation, this article describes and presents a comprehensive data set on ethnopolitical groups in all 48 African countries. It explicates the theoretical orientation that informs the data set and the methodology used in defining, identifying and coding ethnopolitical groups
