O patriarcalismo possível: relações de poder em uma região do Brasil escravista em que o trabalho familiar era a norma The possible patriarchalism: power relations in a former slave region in Brazil where family labor was the rule
Cacilda Machado
Revista Brasileira de Estudos de População · 2006
doi:10.1590/s0102-30982006000100010 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Esse artigo procura reunir indicadores da existência de uma peculiar forma de patriarcalismo em regiões de agricultura de alimentos do Brasil escravista, nas quais a população cativa era pouco relevante, do ponto de vista demográfico, e onde o trabalho familiar era a norma. O locus de estudo é a Freguesia de São José dos Pinhais (PR), na passagem do século XVIII para o XIX, cuja dinâmica das relações sociais é analisada a partir de dados sobre composição dos domicílios, produção e posse de terras.<br>In this article I have attempted to show indications of a peculiar configuration of patriarchalism in certain food-producing regions. In these regions family labor was the rule and, from the demographic point of view, slavery was inexpressive. The locus of the study is "Freguesia de São José dos Pinhais" (State of Paraná) in the 18th and 19th centuries, and the dynamic of the social relations there is analyzed through data on household composition, production and landholding.
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