2018
DOI: 10.1590/1984-9250857
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Construção e desenvolvimento de um projeto de história oral em estudos sobre gestão

Abstract: Resumo Este artigo tem por objetivo lançar luz sobre as possibilidades de aproximação entre a história oral e outras formas de se pensar a gestão. O pano de fundo para tais reflexões são as memórias e histórias de colonos do Projeto de Irrigação Bebedouro, situado na zona rural de Petrolina, em Pernambuco. O desenvolvimento de um projeto de história oral envolve alguns passos importantes e que demandam reflexão para que possam fazer sentido para a pesquisa, mas, essencialmente, para o narrador. Diante disso, p… Show more

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“…The path of ontological and epistemological questioning of research in Administration was followed by Joaquim and Carrieri (2018) in a critique of so-called sociological functionalism. In our research, rethinking management techniques different from those taught by Brazilian business schools, that is, imported from North America, reconstructs and questions the regimes of truth for organizational phenomena, which have been unquestionable…”
Section: Organizational Studies In Brazil: Building Access or Replicating Exclusion?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The path of ontological and epistemological questioning of research in Administration was followed by Joaquim and Carrieri (2018) in a critique of so-called sociological functionalism. In our research, rethinking management techniques different from those taught by Brazilian business schools, that is, imported from North America, reconstructs and questions the regimes of truth for organizational phenomena, which have been unquestionable…”
Section: Organizational Studies In Brazil: Building Access or Replicating Exclusion?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this sense, and unlike other management papers that discuss the method (Ichikawa & Santos, 2006;Gomes & Santana, 2010;Joaquim & Carrieri, 2018;Sacramento et al, 2017), the present article advocates for oral history as a theoretical-methodological approach or for filling the void between the method and discipline (Amado & Ferreira, 2006). With this approach, oral history research in historical organizational studies may incorporate history in a reorientationist way (Usdiken & Kieser, 2004), with greater engagement of historiographical concepts to "create more reflexive research on the organizational past that is not purely driven by organization theory but instead challenges assumptions about how we study organizations" (Decker et al, 2021, p. 14).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Management research has also incorporated oral history, especially with the rise of qualitative biographical methods, which include biographical, autobiographical, life history, and oral history itself (Barros & Lopes, 2014;Sacramento, Figueiredo, & Teixeira, 2017). Some of these studies advocate its use in management for understanding entrepreneurial trajectories and organizational histories (Gomes & Santana, 2010), the everyday life and the voice of the ordinary man (Ichikawa & Santos, 2006), and reflexivity in the co-construction and social devolution of management research (Joaquim & Carrieri, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In their testimonies, most of the time, interviewees did not tell their stories in chronological order, so that in order to establish a temporal logic to the narratives, we perform the transcription and not the mere literal transcription, as directed by Joaquim and Carrieri (2018). That is, we reorganized the sentences, put them in chronological order and re-create the text, thus allowing a sequence in their narratives, in addition to letting the "unsaid" and expressions visualized during the interviews to also appear.…”
Section: The Methodological Paths Of This Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%