Quilombos in Brazil, a geopolitical condition of confinement and resistance to dominant territorial archetypes
the case of Helvécia in the Far South of Bahia
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https://doi.org/10.14195/0870-4112_3-6_2Keywords:
Helvécia, Quilombola, Territory, Identity, GeoanthropologyAbstract
This article is the result of a research developed in the black community of Helvécia, a district in the municipality of Nova Viçosa, Bahia State. Its main objective was to report and analyse tensions felt in the territory of this Quilombola community, where the interaction between descendants of slaves and descendants of colonizers presents itself as diplomatic, but has yet to loosen a few chains of the past. As a geoanthropological research, the analysis focuses both on the relationships between community members and on the transformation of the territory. The originality of this research is rooted in its exposure of the internal struggle of the community to belong to a Quilombola.
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