Quilombolas do Pará e mídias sociais: a incorporação de tecnologias digitais na ação coletiva emergencial Sacaca e Malungu na luta contra o coronavírus
This dissertation addresses the use of the internet and social media in the emergency collective action entitled 'Sacaca and Malungu in the fight against the coronavirus in the quilombola territories of Pará'. This initiative was made up of volunteers, including scholarship holders and...
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Resumo: | This dissertation addresses the use of the internet and social media in the emergency
collective action entitled 'Sacaca and Malungu in the fight against the coronavirus in the
quilombola territories of Pará'. This initiative was made up of volunteers, including
scholarship holders and members of the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies in Amazonian
Societies, Culture and Environment (Sacaca) of the Federal University of Western Pará
(UFOPA), as well as representatives of the Coordination of Associations of Quilombo
Remnant Communities (Malungu). Its main purpose was to face the pandemic by creating
informational materials adapted to the socio-cultural reality of quilombola communities, in
addition to carrying out activities such as communication pieces, videos, spots,
epidemiological bulletins, tweets and live broadcasts on YouTube. This research focuses on
the following aspects: 1) description of the emergency collective action; 2) presentation of
informative materials; 3) analysis of the cinematographic documentary entitled 'Nos Por Nós:
Narrativas da covid-19 no Quilombos do Pará'; 4) reception and circulation of informative
content in quilombola communities. Methodologically, the study used Ethnography for the
Internet (Hine, 2015), Autoethnography (Versiani, 2005), Action Research (Fals Borda, 1979)
and semi-structured interviews. As a result, I identified the configuration of virtual social
networks in several aspects: in the elaboration of information materials, in the dissemination
of these materials and in the transfer of information on confirmed cases and deaths of
COVID-19 by quilombola members to the state coordination. In addition, it was also possible
to identify that the emergency collective action stimulated the emergence of other collective
actions in the state. The bibliography covers areas such as Digital Anthropology, Political
Anthropology and Audiovisual Anthropology. |
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