Das sementes aos troncos: história e memória do movimento quilombola do rio Andirá

Abstract

From 2005, the Quilombola social movement of the Ansay, based on an identity project initiated a production of memory about itself, connecting to the "scenarios of rights" proposed constitutionally from 1988, and in 2013 achieves recognition as " Quilombos of the River Ansay ". The communities studied are Santa Tereza do Matupiri, Boa Fé, Ituquara, São Pedro, Trindade and their respective nuclei of Pagoa, São Paulo do Açú, Lily of the Valley and St. Mark. We situate our narrative in the field of social history of post-abolition and in the interdisciplinary dialogues between history and social sciences, from methodological perspectives such as oral and microhistory history. The thesis assumes the purpose of analyzing the relationship between the processes of the construction of the ethnic identity and the Quilombola territorialities in Antell. For this, it identifies the mechanisms and forms of knowledge created, mobilized and that mark the trajectories of five communities in the process of constructing the new ethnic identity and Quilombola territoriality. It verifies how this construction of ethnic identity indicates paths to the processes of specific territorialities quilombolas. It evidences how these processes of building ethnic identity and territorialities are appropriated by the social groups of communities. The lexicon, the dialogue between the disciplinary fields, the meeting of the normative (legal) and the political and the processes of legitimation of the Quilombola social movement and memory by recognition, are present in the universe of this thesis.