297 research outputs found
A construção do mercado para o café em Alto Paraíso de Goiás.
Este estudo apresenta os principais resultados da análise de como habitantes de Alto Paraíso de Goiás estão buscando alternativas para o desenvolvimento sustentável do município, por meio da implantação, pela Embrapa, de projeto relativo ao resgate do café. A mineração e as atividades agropecuárias foram exercidas na região até os anos 60, quando a atividade principal passou a ser o turismo, a partir da criação do Parque Nacional da Chapada dos Veadeiros e da inauguração de Brasília. Em 2000, o fluxo de turistas decaiu devido a problemas relativos à saúde pública, acarretando estagnação da economia local. Nos últimos anos, produtores familiares despertaram para a existência, ali, de um café que pode ser comercializado em nichos de mercado de grãos especiais: orgânicos e de origem definida, e buscaram, na Embrapa, o desenvolvimento de projeto de pesquisa. O estudo na região revelou que por meio do desvelamento de valores - história, cultura e tradições - é possível estabelecer estratégia mais eficiente de busca de mercado, a partir da experiência revelada no trabalho concreto e na cultura dos produtores. E que o desenvolvimento rural deve ser buscado por meio do desenvolvimento de atividades da nova ruralidade e da aplicação de abordagem territorial de desenvolvimento
"Aye, but it were wasted on thee": Cricket, British Asians, ethnic identities, and the 'magical recovery of community'
People in sport tend to possess rather jaded perceptions of its colour-blindness and thus, they are reluctant to confront the fact that, quite often racism is endemic. Yorkshire cricket in particular, has faced frequent accusations from minority ethnic communities of inveterate and institutionalised racism and territorial defensiveness. Drawing upon semi-structured interviews conducted with amateur white and British Asian cricketers, this paper examines the construction of regional identities in Yorkshire at a time when traditional myths and invented traditions of Yorkshire and 'Yorkshireness' are being deconstructed. This is conceptualised through a reading of John Clarke's 'magical recovery of community'. Although cricket has been multiracial for decades, I argue that some people's position as insiders is more straightforward than others. I present evidence to suggest that, regardless of being committed to Yorkshire and their 'Yorkshireness', white Yorkshire people may never fully accept British Asians as 'one of us'. Ideologically and practically, white Yorkshire people are engaged in constructing British Asians as anathema to Yorkshire culture. The paper concludes by advocating that, for sports cultures to be truly egalitarian, the ideology of sport itself has to change. True equality will only ever be achieved within a deracialised discourse that not only accepts difference, but embraces it
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Religious transformations in the Middle Ages: towards a new archaeological agenda
The study of religious change in Europe between the collapse of the Roman Empire and the Reformation forms one of the cornerstones of medieval archaeology but has been riven by period, denominational and geographical divisions. This paper lays the groundwork for a fundamental rethink of archaeological approaches to medieval religions, by adopting a holistic framework that places Christian, pagan, Islamic and Jewish case studies of religious transformation in a long-term, comparative perspective. Focused around the analytical themes of ‘hybridity and resilience’ and ‘tempo and trajectories’, our approach shifts attention away from the singularities of national narratives of religious conversion towards a deeper understanding of how religious beliefs, practices and identity were renegotiated by medieval people in their daily lives
Na página ímpar, os jovens de 1968: publicidade e representações sociais nas revistas veja e realidade
O sujeito adolescente e a ameaça de exclusão na contemporaneidade
Este trabalho aborda a função que o ideário da inclusão/exclusão conquistou entre adolescentes na cena contemporânea, no percurso de desprendimento que realizam das referências familiares até a participação em redes relacionais e institucionais mais amplas. A partir da escuta clínica, percebe-se que a fantasia de estar dentro ou fora de cada contexto específico tornou-se a referência preponderante no imaginário destes sujeitos, então subjugados a uma lógica dicotômica e tirânica que tende a restringir a plasticidade de seus recursos simbólicos
Education as site of memory: developing a research agenda
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from the publisher via the DOI in this recordThe field of memory studies tends to focus attention on the
‘3Ms’ – museums, monuments, memorials – as sites where
memories are constructed, communicated, and contested.
Where education is identified as a site for memory, the
focus is often narrowly on what is or is not communicated
within curricula or textbooks, assuming that schools simply
pass on messages agreed or struggled over elsewhere. This
article explores the possibilities opened when educative processes are not taken as stable and authoritative sites for
transmitting historical narratives, but instead as spaces of
contestation, negotiation and cultural production. With
a focus on ‘difficult histories’ of recent conflict and historical
injustice, we develop a research agenda for education as
a site of memory and show how this can illuminate struggles
over dominant historical narratives at various scales, highlighting agencies that educational actors bring to making
sense of the past
O mar por tradição: o património e a construção das imagens do turismo<a name=vnota></a>
Expressive free speech, the state, and the public sphere: A Bakhtinian–Deleuzian analysis of ‘public address’ at Hyde Park
This is the author's accepted manuscript. The final published article is available from the link below. Copyright @ 2008 Taylor & Francis.In this paper I explore how struggles around free speech between social movements and the state are often underpinned by a deeper struggle around expressive images of what counts as either ‘decent’ or ‘indecent’ discussion. These points are developed by exploring what is arguably the most famous populist place for free speech in Britain, namely Hyde Park. In 1872 the state introduced the Parks Regulation Act in order to regulate, amongst other things, populist uses of free speech at Hyde Park. However, although the 1872 Act designated a site in Hyde Park for public meetings, it did not mention ‘free speech’. Rather, the 1872 Act legally enforced the liberty to make a ‘public address’ and this was implicitly contrasted by the state of an expressive image of ‘indecent’ speakers exercising their ‘right’ of free speech at Hyde Park. Once constructed, the humiliating image of ‘indecent’ free speech could then be used by the state to regulate actual utterances of public speakers at Hyde Park. But the paper shows how in the years immediately following 1872 a battle was fought out in Hyde Park over the expressive image of public address between the state and regulars using Hyde Park as a public sphere to exercise free speech. For its part the state had to engage in meaningful deliberative forms of discussion within its own regulatory framework and with the public sphere at Hyde Park in order to maintain the legal form, content and expression of the 1872 Act. To draw out the implications of these points I employ some of the theoretical ideas of the Bakhtin Circle and Gilles Deleuze. Each set of thinkers in their own way make valuable contributions for understanding the relationship between the state, public sphere and expressive images
Health and Labour from the Perspective of Railway Dock workers in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Cada coisa em seu lugar: ensaio de interpretação do discurso de um museu de história
O Museu Histórico Nacional, situado no Rio de Janeiro, foi criado em 1922, como parte das comemorações do Centenário da Independência do Brasil. Ao longo dos seguintes 38 anos, foi dirigido por Gustavo Barroso. Este intelectual, figura bastante típica da república das letras brasileira, imprimiu no MHN uma forte marca pessoal, cristalizada no discurso conservador expresso pelas exposições. Baseado nas formulações teóricas de Carlo Ginzburg, conforme apresentadas em um artigo intitulado Sinais - raízes de um paradigma indiciário, bem como em diversos textos que abordam museus como discursos, o autor analisa a exposição do MHN nos anos 30, 40 e 50. Apoiando-se também na produção científica dos conservadores, publicada em livros e na revista institucional, os Anais do Museu Histórico Nacional, procura ver o circuito como representação das posições ocupadas pelos agentes ativos da história - aristocracia, funcionários públicos civis e militares, dentre outras categorias - em relação a uma categoria não claramente definida, o povo, que foi representada através da ausência
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