Norte resistência: experiências estudantis, cultura política e a Ditadura militar no Amazonas (1964 - 1985)

Abstract

This dissertation aims to understand, from the historical experiences of students, the process of resistance against the authoritarianism of the military dictatorship in Amazonas, seeking to analyze the relations between civilians and military from the influence of brazilian political culture. With the purpose of refuting the discourse of hegemonic memory presente in the amazon region, which conceives this context as a period of mildness or without conflicts between society and the military, besides reinforcing the colonial situation of the region, we will locate the authoritarian strategies developed bu the military and civilians. In addition, we will map the various resistance tactics of the students in Amazonas. Thus, contrary to the discourse of marginality, we propose that during the dictatorship, students maintained relations with the various regions of Brazil, even though they were constanty monitored and persecuted due to their community of information.