Na cidade em disputa, produção de cotidiano, território e conflito por ocupações de moradia

Santos, Renato Abramowicz

doi:10.1590/2236-9996.2019-4605

“…A vida sob constante ameaça de remoção habitacional que algumas comunidades enfrentam foi identificada como situação de "transitoriedade permanente" (ROLNIK, 2015;SANTOS, 2019). Pain (2019) reflete que essa violência, construída cotidiana e gradualmente, às vezes de maneira imperceptível em seu processo, deixa marcas profundas nos sujeitos.…”

Section: Violências Cotidianas Simultâneas E Inter-relacionadasunclassified

Dispossession, violence and transformative power: an intersectional approach to evictions

Lacerda

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Santoro

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Alho

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et al. 2022

Rev. Bras. Estud. Urbanos Reg.

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The present article takes the following question as its starting point: What does it mean to think about eviction and its consequences based on the narratives of women who have faced these processes? By examining the narratives and thoughts of women who have either undergone eviction or are living under its threat, it is possible to highlight dimensions of the process that may otherwise go unnoticed by analyses that focus on other dimensions, and which do not appraise the characteristics of those being evicted and what this represents in terms of the totality of the phenomenon. By shedding light on the multiplicity of impacts resulting from the eviction processes, it is possible to return to the conceptual notion itself, so that it may be formulated from the bottom up, i.e., from the various experiences that comprise it. Ultimately, what is eviction? What does it mean to live under the threat of losing your home?

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“…A vida sob constante ameaça de remoção habitacional que algumas comunidades enfrentam foi identificada como situação de "transitoriedade permanente" (ROLNIK, 2015;SANTOS, 2019). Pain (2019) reflete que essa violência, construída cotidiana e gradualmente, às vezes de maneira imperceptível em seu processo, deixa marcas profundas nos sujeitos.…”

Section: Violências Cotidianas Simultâneas E Inter-relacionadasunclassified

Dispossession, violence and transformative power: an intersectional approach to evictions

Lacerda

¹

,

Santoro

²

,

Alho

³

et al. 2022

Rev. Bras. Estud. Urbanos Reg.

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The present article takes the following question as its starting point: What does it mean to think about eviction and its consequences based on the narratives of women who have faced these processes? By examining the narratives and thoughts of women who have either undergone eviction or are living under its threat, it is possible to highlight dimensions of the process that may otherwise go unnoticed by analyses that focus on other dimensions, and which do not appraise the characteristics of those being evicted and what this represents in terms of the totality of the phenomenon. By shedding light on the multiplicity of impacts resulting from the eviction processes, it is possible to return to the conceptual notion itself, so that it may be formulated from the bottom up, i.e., from the various experiences that comprise it. Ultimately, what is eviction? What does it mean to live under the threat of losing your home?

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“…Studying everyday life, according to Courpasson (2017), is characterized by an attention to the casual and the possibility of emancipating the dominant rhythms, restrictions, and fatalities, which rest in the common gestures of everyday life. This extraordinary dimension of ordinary routines (Machado da Silva & Leite, 2008) becomes obvious in the experience of urban occupations, in battles for housing, subject to conflicts and disputes for territory (Santos, 2019), in which ordinary subjects adjust their common needs to emerging exceptions. However, the ordinary perspective of everyday life is essential to continue in exceptional situations (Machado da Silva & Leite, 2008).…”

Section: Everyday Experience According To De Certeaumentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Looking at the actions of ordinary men in everyday life unveils the strategies of the powerful, who define the rules of the game of everyday life, as well as the possibilities that an ordinary man has in terms of action within this context (De Certeau, 2014;Courpasson, 2017). Within these possibilities of action, the astute ability of the ordinary subject to adjust to opportunities that arise in everyday life, reconciling the ordinary and the extraordinary, can be visualized in urban occupations (Santos, 2019).…”

Section: Everyday Experience According To De Certeaumentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The trajectory of resistance of an artisan (Ribeiro et al, 2019) reflects this practice of using these tactics and crafts as a way to maintain his or her existence in the face of the mechanisms of oppression. Seeking shelter, as demonstrated in the study of Santos (2019), is a field of battles and disputes in the urban arena, in which the stealthy practices of ordinary people combine with the need to combine the ordinary and extraordinary in order to survive.…”

Section: Everyday Experience According To De Certeaumentioning

confidence: 99%

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Daily Practices and Processes of Territorialization of Settlers in Querência Do Norte, Paraná, Brazil

Zioli

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Rodrigues

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Gaffuri

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et al. 2021

RAM, Rev. Adm. Mackenzie

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Purpose: To understand the processes of territorialization in the daily life and work routine of settlers in Querência do Norte, Paraná, Brazil. Originality/value: This work contributes to the context of discussions on territory and territorialization processes (Haesbaert, 2011; Raffestin, 1993, 2008; Saquet, 2008) in the daily life (De Certeau, 2014) of workers marginalized by society in general. Design/methodology/approach: We developed this qualitative article from data collected through eight life history interviews with settlers, pre-settlers, and residents of Querência do Norte, in the State of Paraná (PR). After transcribing the interviews, they went through an analysis of narratives. Findings: We identify that, through the practices of work, study and claims, the settlers territorialize the space, and there they create their own rules and norms of coexistence. In their struggles for land, it is clear that their place of belonging is the field, justifying the insistence on the struggle for the right to land to cultivate. The sense of belonging of the workers is represented by the struggle that unites them and places them as part of a larger movement. Placing men at the center of the construction of territoriality is accomplished through the daily struggle and work of the settlers and pre-settlers in Querência do Norte (PR).

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Na cidade em disputa, produção de cotidiano, território e conflito por ocupações de moradia

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Dispossession, violence and transformative power: an intersectional approach to evictions

Dispossession, violence and transformative power: an intersectional approach to evictions

Dispossession, violence and transformative power: an intersectional approach to evictions

Daily Practices and Processes of Territorialization of Settlers in Querência Do Norte, Paraná, Brazil

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