Paisagem e fronteira: geografias da raia internacional Brasil-Argentina-Paraguai.

Abstract

The present work of conclusion of course, propose to bring the light to the geographic discussion, the south-rio-grandense border, through a chain of discussions about the Landscape in its dimension of the human existence observing the relation society (s) and intrinsic nature, in order to overcome the idea of a border as a control tool, and a limit on the finiteness of interpenetration of these territorial margins. Proposing the understanding that comprises the socionatural continuities, presenting Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil and Missiones, Argentina as spatial cutout in the following bordering situations: the cases of the Salto do Yucumã / Salto de Moconá and Rio Grande do Sul/Brazil, Missiones/Argentina and Itapua/Paraguay the historical and archaeological sites of the Guarani Jesuit Missions. As a consequence, two key points open up in the interpretation of these landscapes, the environmental issue and the cultural issue, these provide us with tools to analyze the different relationships between the legal administrative states of Brazil and Argentina, both in terms of nature preservation / conservation areas and from native forests as in historical sites, for the understanding of the dynamics of the subjects who live and move these areas, understanding their singularities and similarities, in the ways of life and for binational cooperation.