Troca de saberes e paisagem: influência do acampamento Monte Sião na formação histórica da comunidade Vila de Lindóia – AM

Abstract

This work focuses on a study based on culture, tourism and territory and alludes to the historical formation of the Vila de Lindoia Community in the municipality of Itacoatiara-AM. We start from the assumption that the community field is in a municipality with great tourism potential. We chose to work on the bias of geography and social anthropology to clarify the experiences lived in the last four months, in the company of social actors, the search for the object of study embedded in the landscape and in the exchange of knowledge. In this way, we seek through scientific research answers that would light up the immediate question: does the exchange of knowledge about the landscape of Monte Sião Camp contribute to the recent history of the Vila de Lindoia Community? In the perspective of providing answers to the question, we outline the following objectives: General: to investigate the exchange of knowledge about the Monte Sião Camp landscape and the contribution in the recent history of the Vila de Lindoia Community. Specific: 1. Record the established contact between residents and campers; 2. Cite the influence of the landscape for the community; 3. Sketch the history from the exchange of knowledge. In this sense, socioanthropology has illuminated social structures and explained daily life. The use of dialogue, observations, narratives and notes reveals the characteristic of qualitative research. The interweaving of knowledge resulted in the exchange of cultures, a recurring fact in the field of tourism. In the analysis of data, we present the research as a means of validating the lines that sketched the new history of the Vila de Lindoia Community from the landscaping of Monte Sião Camp. Today the adults of the community are included in the landscape through the activities carried out such as: planting, replanting, organization of seedlings, etc. Children and adolescents develop activities of walking, jokes, snacks and moments of spiritual reflection. In general, community members reproduce knowledge by telling the story that unites them to the Camp, visitors who appreciate the natural architecture of the place. The relationship established with the campers started the elderly group through a project organized in partnership with the local Basic Health Unit (UBS).