2000
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-40142000000300018
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Ação indigenista, eticidade e o diálogo interétnico

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“…In a democratic context, decisions must go through the target audience of certain policies or programs and recognizing them as social actors in these environments is the way to guarantee participation in decision-making processes ( Oliveira, 2000 ). This dynamic viability in a Cape Verdean rural community makes us reflect on the concept of dialogic ethics of Roberto Cardoso Oliveira, (2000) , considering that, for the author, the issue involves a democratic process, a process that must be guided by symmetry, based on the understanding of those who are touched by a discourse. Everyone must be part of the same space of participation and intervention.…”
Section: Charco’s Regionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In a democratic context, decisions must go through the target audience of certain policies or programs and recognizing them as social actors in these environments is the way to guarantee participation in decision-making processes ( Oliveira, 2000 ). This dynamic viability in a Cape Verdean rural community makes us reflect on the concept of dialogic ethics of Roberto Cardoso Oliveira, (2000) , considering that, for the author, the issue involves a democratic process, a process that must be guided by symmetry, based on the understanding of those who are touched by a discourse. Everyone must be part of the same space of participation and intervention.…”
Section: Charco’s Regionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The objective that led us to Ribeira da Barca and the Charco was to understand the women who worked in the sand harvesting, known for being blamed for the environmental degradation. According to Roberto Cardoso Oliveira, (2000) , regarding the State’s actions, the ethical commitment to guarantee a symmetrical dialogue is a responsibility of the dominant pole, in this case, the State itself. Following the ethnicity proposal concerning an interethnic dialogue, as presented by Oliveira, (2000) when analyzing the State's actions directed at indigenous peoples in Brazil, we were guided by the commitment and the need to look at the sand extraction phenomenon from the women’s point of view.…”
Section: Charco’s Regionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Como destaca Roberto Cardoso de Oliveira 16 o comprometimento do diálogo está na relação de poder, a saber, em se tratando das relações entre índio e não-índio, a hegemonia das regras institucionalizadas do discurso do pólo dominante sobre o pólo dominado.…”
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“…Assim, com a compreensão da realidade das comunidades, é possível articular estratégias coletivas, com o propósito prático de trabalhos comunitários. Uma característica marcante de um líder indígena, segundoOliveira (2000), é dominar a linguagem, ter argumentação e seguir as normas da comunidade conforme os preceitos da ética praticada no grupo. Devido a isto, ele se torna respeitado pelas comunidades, que ouvem as suas palavras.…”
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