Rompendo cercas, construindo saberes: trabalho agroecológico, vivência e (re)significações nas relações com o lugar

In recent decades, the indiscriminate use of pesticides in food production has been causing growing concern in many parts of the world. In opposition to hegemonic development based on chemical-dependent monoculture, agroecology stimulates the cultivation without the use of chemical substances and...

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Autor principal: Pinheiro, Leonardo Victor de Sá
Outros Autores: Pinheiro, José de Queiroz
Formato: doctoralThesis
Idioma:pt_BR
Publicado em: Brasil
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Endereço do item:https://repositorio.ufrn.br/jspui/handle/123456789/27190
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Resumo:In recent decades, the indiscriminate use of pesticides in food production has been causing growing concern in many parts of the world. In opposition to hegemonic development based on chemical-dependent monoculture, agroecology stimulates the cultivation without the use of chemical substances and based on the principles of sustainability, aiming at an environmentally correct, socially just and economically viable production. Thus, the productive pattern can define significant changes in the environmental context, and may influence the farmer's relationship with the land, both in terms of the elaboration of its history, as well as in the construction of identity ties and the production of subjectivities. In this perspective, the relationship with the place can play an important role in the way the rural producer can be emotionally connected to his land and the community to which he belongs, serving as a relevant means of understanding the practices of care and preservation of nature. In view of this, this research has a general objective to investigate the nature of the relationship with the place, from the experiences of agroecological producers of a rural community located in the rural zone of the state of Rio Grande do Norte. For this, a qualitative, ethnographic-inspired approach was adopted, whose data were constructed through participant observation and semi-structured interviews. The constructed corpus was analyzed based on the analysis of thematic content, of interpretative logic, using the aid of the software ATLAS.ti. The results of the study demonstrate different aspects of the farmers' relationship with the place, revealing a multidimensional link formed by various forms of relations of the investigated participants. These, in turn, came to be characterized by particular types of appropriations (social, physical, territorial, labor and nature), which depended on the life trajectories, changes in the environment and established socioeconomic and environmental relations. Different positions were also observed in the ways of being, working and living, impelling new forms of relation and (re) signification of the place, materialized in liking to live and in the desire to remain living in the place. The research deals with the theme beyond the disciplinary boundaries, presenting the contribution of Environmental Psychology so that new perspectives are thrown into the discussion about the rural context and new reflections are raised towards a more sustainable agricultural development.