"SOAP, A BUDDY SO ... THE CLOTHES, A TANTON SO": ARTICULATIONS BETWEEN SOCIAL MEMORIES AND PARDO RIO WASHING MACHINES - BA

The clothes washers of Rio Pardo (BA) integrate their way of life by the river. This happens in the practice of interpersonal relations, in the preservation of symbols and in the behaviors that reconstruct the social memory of this group. In this context, the traditions are transmitted through the...

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Main Author: Nádia Cristina Moraes Sampaio Gobira
Format: Article
Language:Portuguese
Published: Programa de Pós-graduação em Geografia (PPGEO) 2018-12-01
Series:GeoNordeste
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Online Access:https://seer.ufs.br/index.php/geonordeste/article/view/8980/pdf
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Summary:The clothes washers of Rio Pardo (BA) integrate their way of life by the river. This happens in the practice of interpersonal relations, in the preservation of symbols and in the behaviors that reconstruct the social memory of this group. In this context, the traditions are transmitted through the experiences shared over the years, as well as the memories that are preserved. Based on this approach, the Pardo River was read, through the eyes of the women who wash clothes in those waters and whose stories of life, permanence, space production, conflicts, memories and practices revolve around that space. Data collection included the following instruments: bibliographic review and field research. For washerwomen, "being together" is essential, it consists of a community that ensures the maintenance of the remnants of a culture that has enjoyed moments of strength and solidity. It is a process of rebuilding and reinventing themselves and the group.
ISSN:1518-6059
2318-2695