Banca de DEFESA: LUAN ERICLIS DAMAZIO DA SILVA

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STUDENT : LUAN ERICLIS DAMAZIO DA SILVA
DATE: 11/11/2022
TIME: 14:00
LOCAL: metapresencial
TITLE:

"Reflections between the roots of the mangrove and the movement of the tides: traditional knowledge as an intangible heritage of the Extractive Reserve of Cassurubá - Caravelas/Bahia/Brazil"

KEY WORDS:

Mangrove; traditional community; popular culture; and local knowledge.

PAGES: 120
BIG AREA: Ciências Humanas
AREA: Antropologia
SUMMARY:

The discursive content of this work, while participant research, turns to a non-hegemonic and non-cartesian view in the postulancy of knowledge. Its meaning is the critique of modern science, which in its unfolding not only makes it invisible, but also makes impossible the affirmation of individual and collective consciences that form other processes of teaching and learning, projecting, therefore, on traditional cultures and people the idea of an anachronistic, static and sometimes obsolete knowledge. Therefore, it is a look at the possibility of a traditional millennial pedagogical practice that transmits knowledge through orality and local know-how. A particular episteme is sought in the course - "Afro indigenous", fishing customs and social organizations inherited from native Brazilians and cultural expressions inherited from African traditions, and in this sense strengthen the guarantee of protection of the Brazilian Constitutional Constitution of Traditional Knowledge Decree No. 6040, of February 7, 2007. This research seeks to understand the possible sociocultural contributions of the mangrove ecosystem in the process of construction of traditional fishing knowledge of the Tapera and Miringaba riverside communities in the Extractive Reserve of Cassurubá/Caravelas/Bahia/Brazil. To this end, reports of the management plan were selected as a source of information with RESEX, the Center for Research and Conservation of Marine Biodiversity of the Northeast - CEPENE, the Z-25 Fishermen's Colony and associations of residents and fish workers.

The partners of this research are divided between two groups: Group (α):

Fishermen and Fish Workers over 45 years. Group (β): Artists and Popular Leaders. For both groups, semi-structured interviews were conducted in a conversation circle and an immersion of two days and one night with emphasis on socio-environmental recognition of the riverside territory, in addition to the monitoring of the Nagô and Tupinambá`s games, Yemanjá`s Celebration and Carnival Parade between 2019 and 2022.

BANKING MEMBERS:
Interna - 1348376 - ANA CARNEIRO CERQUEIRA
Presidente - 1218431 - ELIANA POVOAS PEREIRA ESTRELA BRITO
Externo à Instituição - MARCOS DA CUNHA TEIXEIRA
Interno - 3025974 - PABLO ANTUNHA BARBOSA
Externo à Instituição - RAFAEL SIQUEIRA DE GUIMARAES - UFSJ