2005
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-93132005000100003
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Sobre pessoas e variáveis: etnografia de uma crença política

Abstract: IntroduçãoNo Distrito Federal encontramos com recorrência, nas apreciações de senso comum a respeito da vida nas cidades que circundam Brasília, uma série de termos que pontuam parte significativa dos estudos sociológicos sobre fenô-menos políticos e/ou eleitorais. Não raro, a vida de milhares de pessoas é considerada apolítica, porque marcada pelo clientelismo. Sabemos bem que, ao menos nos textos considerados clássicos, termos como clientelismo, populismo ou coronelismo eram tratados com extremo rigor, sendo… Show more

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“…As indicated by Oldfield and Greyling (2015: 1104), when analysing the politics of waiting for housing provided by the state, not rarely do individuals ‘strategically employ and embody the state criteria’ by occupying ‘multiple spaces and draw on multiple political identities, discourses and social relationships, often simultaneously’. Borges (2005), in accordance, reflects on the ways individuals negotiate or manipulate not only documental aspects of their lives, but also changes in their practices and social relations to meet the criteria for benefitting from housing policy. As pointed by Bénit-Gbaffou and Oldfield (2011: 445), accessing the state and state resources can entail different ‘formal and informal, legal and illegal, confrontational and cooperative’ strategies, and therefore it becomes central to ‘analyze the multiple tactics of engagement with the state by low-income residents to understand the extent to which they allow access to state resources and to degrees of state recognition’.…”
Section: Housing Strategies Bordering Illegalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As indicated by Oldfield and Greyling (2015: 1104), when analysing the politics of waiting for housing provided by the state, not rarely do individuals ‘strategically employ and embody the state criteria’ by occupying ‘multiple spaces and draw on multiple political identities, discourses and social relationships, often simultaneously’. Borges (2005), in accordance, reflects on the ways individuals negotiate or manipulate not only documental aspects of their lives, but also changes in their practices and social relations to meet the criteria for benefitting from housing policy. As pointed by Bénit-Gbaffou and Oldfield (2011: 445), accessing the state and state resources can entail different ‘formal and informal, legal and illegal, confrontational and cooperative’ strategies, and therefore it becomes central to ‘analyze the multiple tactics of engagement with the state by low-income residents to understand the extent to which they allow access to state resources and to degrees of state recognition’.…”
Section: Housing Strategies Bordering Illegalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Com este procedimento metodológico coletou-se dados cuja análise possibilita explicar como esses atores sociais, Feliciano e seus correligionários, compreendem e experimentam a política, e como ressignificam os objetos e práticas relacionadas ao espaço da CDHM (BORGES, 2005;KUSCHNIR, 2007) abalizados por um conservadorismo religioso. A compreensão deste caso político específico, em situações especiais no interior da Câmara dos Deputados, conduz a comparações e diálogos com a literatura das Ciências Sociais que discute a participação evangélica na política institucional brasileira.…”
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“…As variáveis etnográficas têm o objetivo de coletar informações sobre etnia, cultura, costumes e outros fatores antropológicos (BORGES, 2005)…”
Section: Variáveis Etnográficasunclassified