Banca de DEFESA: Mayara Freire Costa

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STUDENT : Mayara Freire Costa
DATE: 03/08/2023
TIME: 09:00
LOCAL: Módulo 24 PPGHIS
TITLE:

The Free Fairs at Praça do Bicalho and between the blocks of QND in Taguatinga (DF): Spaces of Memory, Identity and Representations in the occupation of the city.

KEY WORDS:

Oral History, Memory, Identity, Representatios, Open Market, Taguatinga

PAGES: 122
BIG AREA: Ciências Humanas
AREA: História
SUMMARY:

This dissertation aims to analyze and understand the cultural representations established in Taguatinga (DF) street markets and how they are responsible for building identities in the city's daily practices. These memory and affection relationships built in the space of the two fairs are also related to the process of occupation of Taguatinga (DF). The reflection on this theme will analyze the narrative of those who are part of Feira do Bicalho and QND (marketers and customers) with the aim of inscribing them within the process of historiographical writing. It is in this sense that Oral History is essential, where the speech of stallholders and regulars present different representations of the same space, the way in which they constitute and build their identities, showing what is significant to them. These interviewed stallholders are not observed separately from their environment, but are active agents and participants in an interview script that incorporates the experience. This more open methodology allows, through narrative, the search for details in the subjectivity of speech, which unfolds in other questions generating masses of memories that make up the analysis of this work, interpreting what was evoked at the time. And so, the uses of memory through Oral History allow access to the most sensitive dimensions of know-how, living and organizing the crafts that build the representations and self-representations of the stallholders. Based on the understanding that fairs are places of dense historical and social formations, encompassing a wide diversity of representations and identities, these processes are configured differently according to their local particularities and the cultural elements present there in the cities where they are installed. Therefore, since these two fairs in Taguatinga (DF) are formations based on different processes, which, like the other fairs in the Federal District, also need to be studied and represented under the narrative of the social actors that constitute them, they also open the possibility of understanding the formation of identities in these environments and how these individuals relate to the informality and occupation of public space in cities.

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