Saber local, luta e encantamento na marcha pela vida das mulheres e pela agroecologia na Paraíba

Abstract

This dissertation aimed to analyze the impacts of local knowledge in Paraíba articulated by the Marcha pela Vida das Mulheres and Agroecologia in the construction of mobilization strategies, political agendas in the lives of the women involved in its

realization, the empirical elements are shared by the interlocutors in the interview semi- structured, three women who also occupy the space coordinating the March. An

approach of the genealogy method is adopted with reference to Michel Foucault (2007) in analyzing his way of reconstituting the construction of the March through local elements considering sources of knowledge. The methodology consisted of field research through participant observation of the 13th edition of the march; bibliographic review in the recomposition of the narratives of peasant feminisms, used a qualitative approach, analysis of the Marcha's documentary collection, through political letters, advertising materials, social networks, booklets and informative pamphlets that addressed the themes listed by the March in the period from 2010 to 2022. It starts with the result that the local element articulated with the knowledge triggered and produced by the March is fundamental in facing the colonialist strategies that promote disqualification and depreciation of their knowledge, in addition to the already recognized importance as an instrument of access to spaces denied to these peasant women, improving access to income and consumer goods, but also to new sociabilities marked by relationships of affection and solidarity that strengthen and recreate regional, cultural, political, technical and cultural links. Conclusion that the critical position is based on contesting the practices of domination that shape the structures of knowledge production and classify who occupies the place of subject.