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O Mercadinho do Botânico. Um olhar antropológico sobre a agroecologia e a agricultura familiar
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A problemática da agroecologia, da autonomia alimentar e da agricultura familiar constituiu um campo de pesquisa antropológica, cuja emergência permite a construção de conhecimento sobre os movimentos sociais, que têm surgido com novas formas de luta contra o impacto de políticas económicas capitalistas neoliberais, os modelos industriais de extração massiva de recursos escassos e da destruição da natureza. Com efeito, esta etnografia de micro-escala, realizada num horizonte temporal de curta duração, pretende destacar o papel dos atores locais nos processos de criação de plataformas alternativas de ação, como associações e redes de proximidade e de regeneração da paisagem e do território. O caso do Mercadinho do Botânico / Mercadinho Biológico de Coimbra, é bem um exemplo destas transformações pelo que constitui o micro-sistema sobre o qual incide o estudo de caso que deu origem ao documentário/ filme etnográfico, o qual foi realizado tendo por base científica a Antropologia Visual. Deste modo, foi possível relevar todo um quadro que apela à experiência dos sentidos, às sensibilidades culturais em presença, à motivação dos atores sociais para optarem por formas de vida alternativas e para criarem grupos de pertença, redes e sentido de comunidade.
The problem of agroecology, food autonomy and family farming constituted a field of anthropological research, whose emergence allows the construction of knowledge about social movements, which have emerged with new ways of fighting against the impact of neoliberal capitalist economic policies, the massive extraction of scarce resources and the destruction of nature. In fact, this micro-scale ethnography, carried out in a short time horizon, intends to highlight the role of local actors in the processes of creating alternative platforms of action, such as associations and networks of proximity and regeneration of the landscape and the territory. The case of Mercadinho do Botânico / Mercadinho Biológico de Coimbra, is a good example of these transformations, as it constitutes the micro-system on which the case study that gave rise to the documentary / ethnographic film, which was made based on scientific Visual Anthropology. In this way, it was possible to reveal a whole framework that appeals to the experience of the senses, to the cultural sensitivities in presence, to the motivation of social actors to opt for alternative ways of life and to create groups of belonging, networks and a sense of community.
The problem of agroecology, food autonomy and family farming constituted a field of anthropological research, whose emergence allows the construction of knowledge about social movements, which have emerged with new ways of fighting against the impact of neoliberal capitalist economic policies, the massive extraction of scarce resources and the destruction of nature. In fact, this micro-scale ethnography, carried out in a short time horizon, intends to highlight the role of local actors in the processes of creating alternative platforms of action, such as associations and networks of proximity and regeneration of the landscape and the territory. The case of Mercadinho do Botânico / Mercadinho Biológico de Coimbra, is a good example of these transformations, as it constitutes the micro-system on which the case study that gave rise to the documentary / ethnographic film, which was made based on scientific Visual Anthropology. In this way, it was possible to reveal a whole framework that appeals to the experience of the senses, to the cultural sensitivities in presence, to the motivation of social actors to opt for alternative ways of life and to create groups of belonging, networks and a sense of community.
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Antropologia Visual Culturas Visuais Agroecologia Agricultura Familiar Autonomia Alimentar Visual Anthropology Visual Cultures Agroecology Family Agriculture Food Autonomy