Poverty and territorial losses in Euclides Neto work’s: Machombongo
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https://doi.org/10.21680/1984-817X.2019v15n01ID19192Abstract
This article aims to analyze the territorial losses and the poverty that the rural working characters suffered during the period in which, in Brazil, the coup de 1964, represented in the work Machombongo (2014), by Euclides Neto. The farm was the place where the workers suffered from misery, the result of the loss of the dwelling, the eager salary, the enslavement of the Free men (workers) and the silting. For a better understanding we seek theoretical support in Maria Moura (1978), on the power relations between the farmer and the aggregates and Deleuze and Guattari (1995), to understand the process of deerritorialization thar rural workers suffered. The methodology is based on bibliographic research and analysis of the work in question.
KEYWORDS: Poverty – Deerritorialization – Machombongo
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