Espacialidades e ressonâncias do patrimônio cultural: reflexões sobre identidade e pertencimento

Abstract

Palavras-chave: gestão do território; paisagem; património cultural; lugar; identidade e pertencimento.

As concepções de educação ambiental dos(as) professores(as) nas Escolas Municipais de Matinhos, Brasil

“…Mesmo com estas mudanças se verifica na fala da professora Renata uma identidade e um pertencimento ao território onde vive. Este pertencimento possibilita pensar em si mesmo como integrante de uma sociedade que atribui símbolos e valores éticos e morais, o que destaca características culturais (CARDOSO et al, 2017).…”

EXTRATO AQUOSO DE Campomanesia adamantium (MYRTACEAE) (CAMBESS.) O. BERG AFETA O DESENVOLVIMENTO DE TRAÇA-DAS-CRUCÍFERAS

“…Assim criam-se lugares de pertencimento, identidade e alteridade, num movimento contínuo de inter-retro-ação ao longo da formação integral. "O lugar é a menor unidade de todas e se trata da mais íntima do ser humano [...] onde a vida acontece, local em que o sentimento de pertencimento surge ancorado [...] onde encontramos o conforto de uma relação afetiva e experiencial" (CARDOSO et. al.…”

Paleontology and Environmental Justice: Making Connections Through Political Ecology

“…Even though belonging has many possible definitions, we consider this term here according to the cultural geography bias, for which it involves, in the first instance, the place, but also the community sphere and the feeling of attachment, maintaining the cohesion of a community (CARDOSO et al, 2017). The feeling of belonging is "looking at and recognizing oneself" as part of a society with its own cultural characteristics, including symbols, moral and ethical values (CARDOSO et al, 2017, p.89).…”

“…The feeling of belonging is "looking at and recognizing oneself" as part of a society with its own cultural characteristics, including symbols, moral and ethical values (CARDOSO et al, 2017, p.89). As it is related to culture and the singularities experienced in a given place, belonging might also involve conflicting relationships, when there is destruction of elements which link a community to its place, its rooting (CARDOSO et al, 2017).…”

“…Environmental impacts, arising from mechanized extraction techniques, include silting and dumping of waste into water bodies, fossils destruction, conflicts with local activities and environmental protection areas, and end up causing degradation and social problems such as removal and dissatisfaction of local residents (SINTONINI et al, 1994 apud SANTOS;CARVALHO;FERNANDES, 2010). They may also experience the destruction of their ways of life, in a process that, according to Cardoso et al (2017) can be called deterritorialization, and which promotes a rupture of the feeling of belonging with the place (we will discuss other implications of the term later). Thus, conflicts emerge in these areas (SANTOS; CARVALHO; FERNANDES, 2010).…”