A Resex Tauá–Mirim como expressão do conflito das linguagens de valoração: racismo ambiental, necropolítica e des-envolvimento

Abstract

The focus of this thesis is the analysis and deconstruction of the hegemonic concept of development based on the experiences and perceptions of local agents from three traditional communities in belonging to the Resex Tauá-Mirim. The aim is to understand the social life of some traditional communities, how they understand nature, (re)-affirm their collective identity and what strategies they weave in opposition to the hegemonic model of hegemonic development model, mobilizing to defend their right to exist. The questions that guide the research are: how concepts that are intended to be universal - development and modernity - come into "friction" with the experiences of local agents in the of the local agents of the Resex communities; what is the language of valuing nature among the members of these members of these communities that end up directing them in favor of legalizing the Resex?; in what way are they expressed and materialized in the communities that make up the Resex Tauá-Mirim, environmental racism and necropolitics are expressed and materialized, shaping what is presented as as de-development?