As costureiras, as Queens e os seus mantos. Desterritorialização, cultura material e construção do lugar
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https://doi.org/10.18055/Finis7871Keywords:
Lugar, transnacionalismo, cultura material, festas do Espírito Santo, Ilha do Pico (Açores)Abstract
Durante as décadas de 1980 e de 1990 a noção de lugar na literatura antropológica
foi sujeita a uma abordagem crítica que debateu as dimensões metodológicas e conceptuais envolvidas na sua construção. No seguimento desse debate, surgiram propostas de trabalho que, de maneiras muito diversas, conseguiram ultrapassar as limitações das concepções mais clássicas da figura do lugar. Essas propostas revelaram, no entanto, que, mesmo quando estamos face a uma lógica de desterritorialização, a figura do lugar pode reaparecer (embora obviamente transmutada, visto construir-se no interior de outras lógicas sociais, culturais e económicas). Partindo de um estudo etnográfico realizado na Ilha do Pico, o texto explora algumas das inovações, provenientes dos EUA no início do século XX, que foram introduzidas nas Festas do Espírito Santo. A principal inovação prende-se com a emergência de novos personagens: as rainhas (queens) coroadas durante o ritual, seguidas pelas costureiras indispensáveis à confecção dos seus vestidos e mantos. Centrado nos processos de feitura dos mantos, o texto pretende mostrar como a cultura material local se constrói e se transforma no interior de um movimento transcontinental constante de pessoas, rituais, coisas e técnicas. Num contexto transnacional, a mobilidade das pessoas pode “objectificar-se” em coisas que são feitas localmente, participando assim a desterritorialização na construção do lugar
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