2019
DOI: 10.22409/antropolitica2018.0i45.a663
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A múltipla Pequena África no Rio de Janeiro: perspectivas reflexas de negros e judeus

Abstract: Neste artigo, pretendemos pensar as dinâmicas de produção de narrativas e experiências contemporâneas acerca do território imaginário que veio a ser conhecido como a Pequena África, no Rio de Janeiro, tentando compreender como elas entrelaçam pessoas e lugares, muitas vezes de forma tensa e disputada. Partimos da perspectiva de Michel Agier, para quem a cidade é um significante vazio cujos múltiplos e possíveis sentidos são elaborados situacionalmente pelos atores sociais. Nesse sentido, entendemos que a Peque… Show more

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“…This territory was deeply impacted by the Porto Maravilha project, which neglected its history, memory, and social and cultural life, and caused the removal of countless families who lived there, especially in Morro da Providência 2 . In the midst of this process, Pequena África was reappropriated by several social actors who affirmed their belonging to this territory and imprinted different meanings on it (Bitter & Vassallo, 2019). In this way, the very project that made the creation of MAR also establishes it as a contact zone (Clifford, 1997), making it responsible for representing the material and immaterial dimensions of this territory, but above all, for acting in favor of its communities.…”
Section: Mar: Founding Contexts Of Identity and Discoursementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This territory was deeply impacted by the Porto Maravilha project, which neglected its history, memory, and social and cultural life, and caused the removal of countless families who lived there, especially in Morro da Providência 2 . In the midst of this process, Pequena África was reappropriated by several social actors who affirmed their belonging to this territory and imprinted different meanings on it (Bitter & Vassallo, 2019). In this way, the very project that made the creation of MAR also establishes it as a contact zone (Clifford, 1997), making it responsible for representing the material and immaterial dimensions of this territory, but above all, for acting in favor of its communities.…”
Section: Mar: Founding Contexts Of Identity and Discoursementioning
confidence: 99%