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Número de ouro: história, construção e aplicação no contexto profissional dos artistas parintinenses
(Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, 2024-07-25) Marinho, Hans Johnny Teixeira; Fonseca, Júlio Cezar Marinho da; Azevedo, Carlon Gama de; Pacheco, Érica Farias
The golden ratio is a mathematical object widely studied in various disciplines, always associated with beauty, harmony and perfection. This article presents the results of research conducted as part of a Course Completion Work (TCC) for a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, at the Center for Higher Studies of Parintins (CESP). It is a qualitative research conducted with four local artists, whose main objective was to investigate the golden ratio, highlighting its historical context, construction its forms and applications in the professional context of Parintins artists. In the process of obtaining and analyzing data, non-participant observations, photographic records, semi-structured interviews, triangulation, and discourse analysis were used. The results show that the artists, through the beauty, harmony, and aesthetics of their works, know, use, and intentionally or intuitively seek the golden ratios, through the initial and final dimensions and measurements in their art.
A literatura indígena como ferramenta para ressignificação da história dos povos originários
(Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, 2024-02-22) Ribeiro, Luiz Fernando da Silva; Sicsú, Delma Pacheco; Sicsú, Delma Pacheco; Castro, Franklin Roosevelt Martins de; Pereira , Alex Viana
This article aims to show how literature can help in the visibility of indigenous peoples and how it is a tool capable of changing the mistaken and prejudiced stereotypes that are still present in society about indigenous peoples. The works analyzed are: Olho D’água: the path of dreams (2012) and Çaiçu Indé: the first great love of the world (2011), by writer Roni Wasiry Guará, and Histórias de Índio (2016), by writer Daniel Munduruku. Giving relevance to the complaints about the problems faced, the culture and myth of indigenous peoples in these narratives. Therefore, the research is entirely bibliographic in nature, which consists of the analysis of works and research already carried out. Using works by theorists such as Thiél (2013), Pereira (2022), Baniwa (2006) among other scholars on indigenous themes to support the research, aiming at the construction of the indigenous image since the colonial period with the first contacts of colonizer with the natives, until the present day showing how there is still a struggle for the appreciation and preservation of the culture of native peoples through literature.
Os Naturalistas e as Populações da Vila de Ega no Século XIX, Médio Solimões.
(Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, 2020-11-18) Costa, Pedro Paulo Lima da; Abreu, Tenner Inauhiny de; Abreu, Tenner Inauhiny de
The present study aims to understand the scientific view of naturalistic travelers who traveled the Solimões River in the 19th century, in search of studying not only the fauna and flora, but also its inhabitants. These scholars, shaken by the success of the natural sciences, set out in search of new discoveries, towards the furthest corners, one of which was the Solimões River. The naturalists, who went to this part of the Solimões, were botanists, zoologists, entomologists, geologists, in short, scientists from the natural sciences, who were concerned with meeting the demands and professional purposes, with which they were directly committed, because it would be up to them describe everything that was on the way. In addition, the work shows how the population of this region was analyzed by these men of science who spent years traversing its rivers in search of collecting data from their population and took it to their countries of origin.
A tecitura poética das canções do grupo raízes caboclas (1988)
(Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, 2023-01-10) Nascimento, Arthur Figueira do; Holanda, Yormaley Lopes; Holanda, Yomarley Lopes; Silveira, Cristiane da; Oliveira, Manoel Domingos de
The present research sought to address the songs of the album Amazonas (1988) of the Vocal Group Raízes Caboclas, a work of the music scene of the 1980s that represents artistic production musical of the period being part of the MPA musical genre (Popular music of the Amazon) if distinguishing by its Amazonian sonority, observing from a dialogue between music and history, the particular characteristics of these works and not losing sight of their influences musical and cultural songs expressed in his songs as well as the poetic fabric of these Amazonian compositions . Our main objective was to highlight the uniqueness of this musical genre and these artistic compositions for the history and culture of Amazonas, the methodology constructed for the analysis of this textual typology consisted of a dialogue interdisciplinary with the other human sciences making us more interested in the content and comprehensiveness of the authors studied such as Edgar Morin (2005), Ivanir Fazenda (2008), Marcos Napolitano (2002), Erick Hobsbawm (1990), Roy Bennett (1986), Raimundo Cardoso (2017), Mário Augusto Dourado Menezes (2011) among other readings that contributed in our historical analysis methodology. We highlight in our analysis the role of the imaginary Amazonian found in the composition of the lyrics and the sound of the group
Os movimentos de independência na América Latina no Século XIX
(Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, 2022-10-24) Silva, Elizeu Souza da; Abreu, Tenner Inauhiny de; Abreu, Tenner Inauhiy de; Aguiar, Sidney Barata; Silva, Jubrael Mesquita da
The present work aims to address the independence movements in Latin America from the 18th to the 19th century, from a summary cut in the historiography of the theme, without intending to exhaust it. Methodologically, the work was based on bibliographic research. Therefore, a survey of references was carried out in advance and later a basic review of the literature available in digital and Portuguese collections. Subsequently, the main thematic approaches and structures of the proposed object were analyzed. The theoretical foundation was based on Prado and Pellegrino (2014), Silva (2015), Rubiano (2016), Gouvêa (1993), Mäder (2008), among others. The bibliographic research pointed out that the history of Latin America is rich and complex, but still little known by most Brazilians. With regard to the emancipation processes of the colonies that gave rise to South American nations and countries, we found that these were long and complex so that not only external influences were decisive for the outbreak of emancipatory movements. The various events, crises and internal conflicts, as well as the interests of the various social actors, that is, the colonial elite (chapetones and creole) and the populations considered subaltern (indigenous, black and mestizo), were also important and contributed directly to the revolts and conflicts for the independence of the colonies on this continent during the period of colonization.
Aspectos históricos e diferentes representações dos números racionais em livros didáticos do ensino fundamental.
(Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, 2022-05-18) Santos, Jade de Jesus Mendes dos; Costa, Lucélida de Fátima Maia da; Costa, Lucélida de Fátima Maia da; Ferreira, João Raimundo Silva; Teixeira, Chayse Pinheiro
In this article we present the results of a qualitative research, of a bibliographic nature. The information obtained occurred through the analysis of the mathematics textbooks of the collection - Apoema - by author Adilson Longen, from the final years of elementary school (6th, 7th, 8th and 9th year) used in the last triennium (2019-2021) ), focusing the analysis on the units of each book in which the sets of rational numbers were presented. The general objective was to analyze the historical aspects and the different representations of rational numbers present in textbooks. The results obtained indicate that textbooks still present the historical aspects of rational numbers in a very simplistic way and do not make relationships between the different representations of this type of number. Because, they only present the rational numbers, such as the decimal numbers and the percentage, which are displayed in different units from the rational numbers without having any information that these are also part of the set of rational numbers.
Do inferno à Pagoa: a trajetória de vida de Manoel Eugênio da Silva, núcleo quilombola da Pagoa, Rio Andirá
(Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, 2022-12-19) Silva, Elen Mourão da; Rocha, João Marinho da; Rocha, João Marinho da; Carvalho, Mary Tânia dos Santos; Gomes, Jéssica Dayse Matos
Our research refers to the process of memory construction and reconstruction of the history of the quilombos of the Andirá river, located in the municipality of Barreirinha, Amazonas. It starts from a concern regarding the trajectory of Manoel Eugênio da Silva, a quilombola character, where we analyze his trajectory through the memories of the oldest residents of the quilombo Santa Tereza and the Pagoa nucleus, as well as the memories of his family members. We dialogue with authors in the field of social history of black people, in the post-abolition period and with the methodology of Oral History (ALBERTI, 2011). The experiences and reflections recorded in this article are based on studies such as Ranciaro (2016), Siqueira (2016) and Rocha (2019), which deal with the Quilombos of the Andirá River and their processes of ethnic, social and territorial recognition. Within this context of struggle, the trajectory of Manoel Eugênio was silenced in the processes of producing the genealogy of the quilombos of the Andirá River. Therefore, we consider it opportune to recover aspects of this subject's life, through the voices of people who shared the post-abolition worlds with this character and what reveres the trajectory of the old Manoel.
Amazônia: herança de uma utopia uma análise sobre os processos de “desenvolvimento da Amazônia” do apogeu ao declínio
(Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, 2019-06-10) Souza, Joyce Lopes de; Silveira, Diego Omar da; Silveira, Diego Omar da; Medeiros, Mônica Xavier de; Bianchezzi, Clarice
The present article aimed to describe the documentary “Amazônia-Herança de uma Utopia” analyzing the processes of “development of the Amazon” from its apogee to its decline, showing to what extent it can help us understand a little bit of the history of the Amazon region. Therefore, the documentary addresses important facts that can be used as a historical source, the various attempts to colonize the Brazilian Amazon during the 20th century, with historical photos, initiatives and actions that resulted in ecological, demographic, political and economic impacts or changes. Using the methodology of bibliographic research, data collection, and documentary analysis from the documentary “Amazônia-Herança de uma Utopia” the proposal is to know a little about the History of the Amazon whose dimensions are inserted in the regional history.
Santos em comissão: as festas religiosas no Andirá-Mirim, Barreirinha-AM
(Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, 2018-11-13) Silva, Ronaldo Adriano Ferreira da; Rocha, João Marinho da; Rocha, João Marinho da; Corrêa, Rosimay; Silva, Júlio Cláudio da
The study discusses the cultural manifestation of a religious nature called “Santo emmissão” in the Andirá-Mirim Region. Practices prior to the process of institutionalization of communities by the diocese of Parintins-AM. From memory sources, recorded through the methodology of oral history, we evidence: the reasons to become a party-goer; the process of preparing the festivity; the formation of commissions to collect donations for the festivities and, finally, a cartography of the places where the festivities took place, in which the saints were celebrated on their respective dates by their party-goers in the Andirá-Mirim region. The theoretical-methodological dialogues between the social history of culture, memory and oral history allow knowledge about the historical and social processes, objectified in these sociocultural and religious practices, hybridly configured between the knowledge of indigenous, riverside peoples, with emphasis on northeastern people who arrived there. throughout the twentieth century.
“Eu sofri muito na juta” história e memória dos trabalhadores da juta da Comunidade São Sebastião da Brasília Parintins-AM (1950-1980)
(Universidade do Estado do Amazonas, 2018-11-01) Vieira, Everton Dorzane; Silva, Júlio Cláudio da; Silva, Júlio Cláudio
his article we analyze the history and memory of former workers who worked in the cultivation of jute in the period from 1950 to 1980, in the Community of São Sebastião da Brasília, located approximately 7 km from the municipality of Parintins, in the interior of the State of Amazonas, Lower Amazon region. We seek the history of experiences with work and their working conditions in the process of growing jute from the methodology of Oral History. In carrying out interviews with ex-workers, who currently live in the community, as their voices and historical sense, and what were the consequences of their life trajectories and what were the consequences of their life trajectories. community work, for men and women during the heyday of jute production in the Amazon.

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