A diversidade do estilo de agricultura familiar ecológica em Canguçu/RS e os momentos da transição para a agricultura ecológica

A diversidade do estilo de agricultura familiar ecológica em Canguçu/RS e os momentos da transição para a agricultura ecológica

Joana Cicconeto, Roberto Verdum

It has as main objective to capture the phenomenon of slave labor while contemporary manifestation of an anomalous that modernity has brought in Brazil during the last decades. Therefore, it is empirically the reality in the field in Goiás, federative unit that has undergone profound changes with the advancement of sugarcane monoculture. It is understood that this activity meets the designs of capitalist accumulation, and is, in turn, linked to international economic interests with regard to the export of commodities. This sort, it is inferred that the preterit labor relations, marked in many cases by labor analogous to slavery, denouncing modernity anomalous, since linked to what is most advanced in terms of circulation and consumption of goods such as ethanol arising of cane sugar. Fragmented into three parts, the first article discusses the contemporary slave labor from the notions of a new rural and modernity anomalous. Then stick to the contemporary slave labor in Goiás reality-based agribusiness sugarcane. Finally, reflections resume the concept of modernity anomalous bringing some notes about the ideological aspects that anchor the working relationships in the field and called 'ideology of progress,' so fashionable in recent years

2013

agroecology, green agriculture, styles of farming

Revista IDEAS

Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro

Agriculture