2015
DOI: 10.1590/1518-70122015216
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O que queriam os Kalungas? A transformação do olhar acadêmico sobre as demandas quilombolas do nordeste de Goiás

Abstract: O que queriam os Kalungas? A transformação do olhar acadêmico sobre as demandas quilombolas do nordeste de GoiásWhat do the Kalungas want? The evolution of academic analysis of the demands of former-slave communities in the Northeastern region of Goiás Abstract: The purpose of this article is to present a retrospective on the academic literature of the last thirty years about the demands of the Kalunga Quilombo (maroon) community situated in the northeast of Goiás State, in Brazil. The maindemands of the Kalun… Show more

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“…Kalunga is one of the largest quilombo communities in Brazil. There are approximately 10 000 habitants (and approximately more than 2000 families) in the Kalunga quilombo (Fernandes, 2015). They are organized in more than 20 communities in 62 locations.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Kalunga is one of the largest quilombo communities in Brazil. There are approximately 10 000 habitants (and approximately more than 2000 families) in the Kalunga quilombo (Fernandes, 2015). They are organized in more than 20 communities in 62 locations.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is located between three municipalities in northeastern Goi as, Cavalcante, Teresina de Goi as, and Monte Alegre de Goi as (Figure 2). The community covers an area of approximately 272 000 hectares in the countryside of the Middle-Western state of Goi as and is partitioned into several villages along the Kalunga territory (Fernandes, 2015). Though the territory is large, Kalunga villages are only semi-isolated from each other.…”
Section: Study Design and Populationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Quilombolas are descendants of African slaves who were shipped to Brazil by the Portuguese in the mid-17 th century and who have retained a traditional lifestyle. Currently, there are approximately 2,600 quilombos in Brazil, and their culture is significantly affected by changes in the environment and society, leading to the loss of some original characteristics (Salles 1971, Volpato 1996, Thorkildsen 2014, Arruda et al 2014, Fernandes 2015, Fundacão Palmares 2016.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%