Grandes empreendimentos e comunidades tradicionais: implicações subjetivas em famílias deslocadas compulsoriamente

Abstract

This paper addresses the issues related to the process of compulsory displacement of families in favor of the implementation of major development projects, with a focus on the processes that are intrinsic to the ways and means of life of those who are compulsorily removed from the place where they lived and produced their livelihood, Place that identified them, which they had already appropriated. We make this study based on the case of implementation of the Porto Itaqui UTE, of the company Eneva, in São Luís - MA. It is a research proposal on how these displaced groups shape their ways and livelihoods in their resettlement space. To do so, we will compare the families' ways and livelihoods and their ethical-affective and community implications before and after compulsory displacement. Besides evaluating the extent to which the displacement process interferes in the community relations of these subjects. In this way, the course of the construction of this work is through bibliographic research, field research with interviews, using the oral history of life, for the textual production of the dissertative work.