2009
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-90742009000100010
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Sob a máscara do colonial. Nascimento e "decadência" de uma vila no Brasil moderno: Vila Boa de Goiás no século XVIII

Abstract: Este artigo discute a emergência e a instalação da vida urbana em espaços periféricos do Brasil moderno. É fundamentado no caso de Vila Boa, situada no coração de região de minas de Goiás no início do século XVIII. Esta cidade de panelas de ouro (arraial), fundada em 1727, recebeu o status de vila em 1739, antes de se tornar capital da capitania de Goiás em 1749. A multiplicidade de períodos nesta cidade emergente e os intervalos entre eles permitem-nos estudar a originalidade das configurações espacial e soci… Show more

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“…The captaincy, one of the largest in Brazil, was organized around its sole town, and its council consisted of two ordinary (second instance) judges, three city councilmen and a prosecutor (Vidal, 2009). More that fifty settlements were founded in Guayases in the eighteenth century, most lasting only a short time (Boaventura, 2007), established "by setting up an 'itinerant troop' in an encampment for gold mining activity" (Vidal, 2009, p.249-250).…”
Section: The Captaincy Of Guayases Indigenous Peoples and The Colonimentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The captaincy, one of the largest in Brazil, was organized around its sole town, and its council consisted of two ordinary (second instance) judges, three city councilmen and a prosecutor (Vidal, 2009). More that fifty settlements were founded in Guayases in the eighteenth century, most lasting only a short time (Boaventura, 2007), established "by setting up an 'itinerant troop' in an encampment for gold mining activity" (Vidal, 2009, p.249-250).…”
Section: The Captaincy Of Guayases Indigenous Peoples and The Colonimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More that fifty settlements were founded in Guayases in the eighteenth century, most lasting only a short time (Boaventura, 2007), established "by setting up an 'itinerant troop' in an encampment for gold mining activity" (Vidal, 2009, p.249-250). The encampments were not an administrative unit, as they had no administrative autonomy, and civil organization was provided through religious orders and troops organized by the heads of families (Vidal, 2009). Figure 1 shows the territory demarcated as the captaincy of Guayases in the eighteenth century is shown in the center (Goiás).…”
Section: The Captaincy Of Guayases Indigenous Peoples and The Colonimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5 A respeito das procissões, esse papel sacralizador faz com que seu percurso não passe por qualquer trajeto. Vidal (2009), a esse propósito, menciona os trajetos das procissões na região de Minas no século XVIII, que não apenas cumprem um percurso envolvendo marcos na paisagem urbana tanto religiosos quanto do poder colonial, mas também se devem ater às ruas "públicas, principais e decentes".…”
Section: Ordem Festiva E Identidade No Carnaval De Dunkerqueunclassified