É uma vida de feira: trajetórias, paisagens e agenciamentos nas feiras livres da região central de Goiânia-GO

Abstract

This thesis is the result of research carried out at fairs in the central region of the city of Goiânia. Fairs can be thought of as a multispecific micro-universe and offer the possibility of creating ties and relationships, which are made up of networks of trust and friendship, which make it much more than a point of commerce. On the one hand, it is trust and friendship that neutralize unwanted non-humans, such as bacteria and other risks linked to contamination. On the other hand, it is the same network of friendship that intensifies and makes official the effectiveness of non-human actions, as in the cases of plants and their curative actions. As multispecific landscapes, the fair also maintains sociability relationships between unwanted humans and nonhumans, who, although they are part of the landscape and coexist with each other, their presence always leads to a greater risk than that linked to any food sold there.