Do outro lado do Rio: tradições e modernidades entre os pescadores artesanais do Bairro Mauazinho, em Manaus - AM

Abstract

The Mauazinho district of Manaus, has much of its territory on the Black River. In its edge, they are practiced fish capture activities for more than six decades by artisanal and commercial fishermen originally reside and riverside communities located in the municipalities of Rio Solimões. After the 1970s, with the advent of De Manaus Free Trade Zone and the creation of the infrastructure of the neighborhood, many fishermen migrated to the location in order to fix residences in the immediate vicinity of the fishing desktop. This migration allowed the creation of a fishing community in an urban area of Manaus that, over the decades, shaped peculiar characteristics modus vivendi, and such characteristics analyzed in this work, and compared with the characteristics established in the original group communities.