2010
DOI: 10.4215/rm2010.0920.0010
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PROJETOS DE TURISMO EM TERRAS INDÍGENAS: Tremembé de Itapipoca e Jenipapo-Kanindé de Aquiraz - Ceará

Abstract: RESUMONeste artigo discuto dois povos indígenas do estado do Ceará, no Nordeste brasileiro. Apresento à situação do povo Tremembé da comunidade Buriti e Sítio São José de Itapipoca, face ao projeto 'Nova Atlântida' -Cidade Turística e Residencial, empreendimento transnacional imposto a citada etnia indígena. Em seguida, menciono o povo Jenipapo--Kanindé de Aquiraz o qual acata um projeto de turismo em suas terras, considerado de auto-gestão e base comunitária. Para subsidiar as discussões propostas, a partir d… Show more

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“…As verified by Paredes (2008), most teachers in an indigenous school are concerned with: presenting content adequate to the students' reality; They feel the need to develop environmental education activities; They see health problems (especially with waste) as the most recurring and serious of the community; And finally, they see the need for a community mobilization, which makes use of posters, bands and impact phrases, in the Portuguese language and in their native language, as awareness instruments. The indigenous school is also a space for strengthening cultural identities, so when -as described by Santos (2021) -governments, at the municipal and state level reserve the same textbooks as rural schools for them, teachers tend to unfold In extra works, since teaching as a whole, but especially in science, will demand an interdisciplinarity.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As verified by Paredes (2008), most teachers in an indigenous school are concerned with: presenting content adequate to the students' reality; They feel the need to develop environmental education activities; They see health problems (especially with waste) as the most recurring and serious of the community; And finally, they see the need for a community mobilization, which makes use of posters, bands and impact phrases, in the Portuguese language and in their native language, as awareness instruments. The indigenous school is also a space for strengthening cultural identities, so when -as described by Santos (2021) -governments, at the municipal and state level reserve the same textbooks as rural schools for them, teachers tend to unfold In extra works, since teaching as a whole, but especially in science, will demand an interdisciplinarity.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Neste contexto, surgiu o movimento higienista, que tinha como fundamento o saneamento do espaço público com a perspectiva de eliminar as causas de doenças (COSTA, 2013). Contudo, as demandas sociais existentes e as condições de produção do capital conduzem a gestão pública a realizar intervenções que favorecem o setor hegemônico, capitalista e burguês, ao mesmo tempo que promoveu o saneamento do ambiente urbano (LEFEBVRE, 2008).…”
Section: Introdução E Justificativaunclassified
“…Contudo, as demandas sociais existentes e as condições de produção do capital conduzem a gestão pública a realizar intervenções que favorecem o setor hegemônico, capitalista e burguês, ao mesmo tempo que promoveu o saneamento do ambiente urbano (LEFEBVRE, 2008). Desta forma, diversos projetos urbanos são desenvolvidos ao redor do mundo com a intenção de solucionar os problemas sanitários das cidades (COSTA, 2013) e ao mesmo tempo expulsavam as classes desprivilegiadas para as periferias das cidades (LEFEBVRE, 2008).…”
Section: Introdução E Justificativaunclassified