Os jovens, a congada, e a cidade: percursos e identidades de jovens congadeiros em Goiânia , Goiás
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2012-04-23
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Universidade Federal de Goiás
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This study attempted to know how is produced the dynamic relationship between young people, the city and ‘congada’, which formed the tripod that substantiated the research. From the young ‘congadeiros’ was possible to understand how the socio-spatial practices were shaped, in Goiania, not only from the 'congada' but from young people themselves. For this purpose, we turn to literature on the subject, and the fieldwork, which involved the photographic record, questionnaire and interview. The ‘congada’, which is celebrated by the ‘ternos de congo’, has its main performance in the festivities of Our Lady of the Rosary. Young people were the main channel of translation for the possible connections that link the existence and permanence of ‘congada’ in the city. For this, we considered both the elements of the objective reality of young ‘congadeiros’ people from Goiania as the subjective dimension of their juvenile condition in order to understand how ‘congada’ is been renewed, and which is the contribution of youth to a new understanding of ‘congada’ in the modern and urban space. Studying these aspects allowed look at the city of Goiania by a kaleidoscope provided by human geography and its branches in contact with other areas of knowledge, important perspective in seeking to understand the world and place. This pathway led to the realization that the young, when ‘congadeiro’ builds a very particular way of experiencing the city and its own juvenile condition, at the same time that assign new meaning to the permanence of ‘congada’ in Goiania.
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DAMASCENA, Adriane A. Os jovens, a congada, e a cidade: percursos e identidades de jovens congadeiros em Goiânia , Goiás. 2012. 276 f. Tese (Doutorado em Geografia) - Universidade Federal de Goiás, Goiânia, 2012.