O impacto do movimento canavial no cotidiano dos (as) trabalhadores (as) rurais e do corte da cana, de Nazaré da Mata/PE, como desenvolvimento local

Abstract

The purpose of this research is to understand the Canavial Movement, which is a network that connects diverse cultural manifestations in the municipalities of the Mata Norte Region of the State. In this case, the research was carried out in the municipality of Nazaré da Mata - Pernambuco, aiming to understand the impacts to Local Development from the actions of the Canavial Movement in the social and cultural scenario in the daily life of these social agents that survived the sugar cane cut, work with family agriculture and involvement with some of the manifestations of popular culture in the locality. The study was developed from the theoretical aspects, based on the speeches of Gilberto Gil, then Minister of Culture at the time when the Canavial Movement was launched, with the conceptual assumptions of Néstor Garcia Canclini (1983), Vicente (2012), Gramsci (1978) and Jesus (2007). The methodology adopted in the research turned to the qualitative analysis, of which 10 semi-structured interviews were carried out, with the members themselves: students, cultural producers, coordination and presidency of the Canavial Movement, besides observation. The study allowed to identify the impact of Local Development caused by this Movement in the cultural reality of these individuals.