Banca de QUALIFICAÇÃO: RITA MARIA SANTOS HONOTORIO
Uma banca de QUALIFICAÇÃO de MESTRADO foi cadastrada pelo programa.STUDENT : RITA MARIA SANTOS HONOTORIO
DATE: 18/03/2024
TIME: 16:30
LOCAL: Auditório PPGDH
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BIG AREA: Outra
AREA: Multidisciplinar
SUMMARY:
The research aims to analyze the processes of usurpation and expropriation that traditional peoples and communities in Brazil have historically gone through, and in particular the traditional extractivist women of the Kalunga Territory in Goiás and Tocantins. The focus will be on analyzing and observing the dynamics of the dominant classes in their contact with quilombola women. These women are mostly extractivists who work with traditional products and services to make a living and who sell their surplus as a way of generating income. The central discussion is about racism and inequality, based on cultural and economic aspects and with the theoretical support provided by the book Unequal Society (Theodoro, 2022) and the discussion on whiteness produced by Cida Bento (2022). The research seeks to analyze, based on concrete cases to be studied, such as the exclusive registration of the "Baunilha do Cerrado" brand by the ATÁ Institute, the articulated networks that develop projects supported by public financial incentive policies, with a view to developing activities that address the sustainability and culture agenda. The project seeks to understand what convincing tricks or omission of information the agents use to convince these women to take part in their projects and how this can reflect dynamics of exploitation and expropriation of knowledge and work. We are also interested in finding out whether the women have the necessary understanding of the processes they are involved in, in order to produce an analysis of how these cases end up reinforcing relationships based on the usurpation of rights.
The theme of the research to be carried out presupposes a close look at the quilombola extractivist women who are in constant movement to transform the social reality that plagues the territories today and the dynamics of exploitation and expropriation of knowledge, based on real situations experienced in the Kalunga territory. They are women producers, masters of traditional knowledge, who, using the knowledge and ancient techniques preserved in the territory, seek to build spaces to express themselves and make a social and political impact on the issues affecting their communities, and who act as articulators both inside and outside the territory. The focus of the project is on understanding the traditional extractivist Kalunga women and their dynamics in resisting the processes of exploitation, based on these women's relations with other segments and sectors of society.
COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
Presidente - 776981 - MARIO LISBOA THEODORO
Interna - 1193040 - ELEN CRISTINA GERALDES
Interno - 2290568 - WANDERSON FLOR DO NASCIMENTO
Externa à Instituição - GIVANIA MARIA DA SILVA