Terra indígena Xapecó - Etnopaisagem e fronteiras no olhar da história ambiental

Abstract

The present work, aimed at completing the Degree in History, aims to make a non-totalizing analysis of the Xapecó Indigenous Land, in the bias of Environmental History between 1967-2009. From the concept of Borders and ethnolandscape to elucidate the transformation of the habitus and modus vivendi of the indigenous identity within the ethnoterritory, seeking to understand through the interdisciplinary research method, the socio-environmental and cultural unfolding of the Time Frame. Through judicial sources, cartographic, lease agreements, periodicals and audiovisual sources that allow to elucidate the transformations in the territory and in the legislation. With this to make a critical analysis of the transformations in the judicial and cultural borders within the ethnoterritory, with emphasis on the predominant culture of the Kaingang ethnicity.