"Do alto da colina" - a província do Rio Grande do Norte, o comércio, os rios Potengi e Jundiaí e o complexo comercial do Guarapes 1850 - 1900
The commercial complex Guarapes was during the second half of the nineteenth century most commercial street of Rio Grande do Norte province. In that time frame, you can see its flourishing as one of the central places of trade in the province in 1850, and its subsequent abandonment in 1900. This...
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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| 总结: | The commercial complex Guarapes was during the second half of the nineteenth century most
commercial street of Rio Grande do Norte province. In that time frame, you can see its
flourishing as one of the central places of trade in the province in 1850, and its subsequent
abandonment in 1900. This thesis aims to investigate, in its first part, the paths that help to
understand, as the context of the expansion of global markets in the second half of the
nineteenth century enabled the conditions for the emergence of the commercial complex.
However, trade relations established in this province through the commercial complex, even
participating in this global environment, reserved particular characteristics in their social and
trade relations, as if dealing with a peripheral province, we look at the uniqueness of the
relationship occurred in this space. In the second part, we seek to understand the importance
that the rivers Potengi and Jundiaí had to install the commercial complex Guarapes in the
second half of the nineteenth century. As the geographical position in relation to rivers,
enabled this space became flow zone and confluence of goods distributed to the various parts
of the interior of the province. We also monitor the process that made these rivers leave the
role of mobility and transport relations in this space, giving way the railways and roads
shooting. In the third part, we seek to understand the commercial complex Guarapes in focus.
Analyzing their spatial distribution on the landscape, and how the spatial organization held at
the same time traces of the Brazilian patriarchy exposed by Gilberto Freyre, but also
"modern" features, due to the increase of a new culture inserted material in the province. We
also seek to understand elements of material culture that was the environment of the complex,
and how these materials are important sources for understanding this society under study. We
treat from the biggest to the smallest fragments without hierarchize them. Understanding that,
the study associated the written sources and materials provide a gain in understanding of
everyday these people who lived in that area of the complex in the second half of the
nineteenth century. |
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