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Casas, espaços públicos e parques - o caso entre os macacos-prego e a cidade em Maringá

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ID3072645
AuthorsEliane Sebeika Rapchan (0000-0003-1605-9886, Universidade Estadual de Maringá, corresponding author)
Year2016
Volume17
Issue42
Publication date2016-12-13
Peer ReviewedYes
Open AccessYes
TypeARTICLE
VenueILUMINURAS (JOURNAL)
Journal identifiersISSN: 1984-1191 • E-ISSN: 1984-1191
PublisherUniversidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (PUBLISHER • BR)
DOI10.22456/1984-1191.69990
OpenAlexW2565673908
LanguagePT
Citations received3
References cited5

Humanos e animais e mesmo os artefatos tecnológicos são, simultaneamente, mediadores, produtos e produtores dos espaços que compartilham. Apesar de toda diversidade sociocultural, não existem ocupações humanas nas quais animais, objetos e espaços estejam ausentes. Alguns desses fatores podem ser desconsiderados a partir de estratégias metodológicas, mas a proposta aqui é justamente pensá-los como dimensões indissociadas de um mesmo fenômeno. O objetivo desse texto é explorar e contribuir com as discussões que propõem estratégias de reflexões sobre as relações entre humanos e macacos-prego em contextos socioculturais distintos e urbanos. Nesse caso, serão apresentados resultados obtidos principalmente a partir de fontes jornalísticas que enfocaram a presença de macacos-prego no município de Maringá - PR, com o intuito de avaliar o potencial analítico da incorporação de perspectivas que considerem a análise das relações entre animais, humanos e espaços na constituição da diversidade das paisagens.Palavras-chave: Relações humanos-primatas. Parques. Paisagens. Macacos-prego.Humans, non-humans and landscapes: homes, the public space and the parks - the case of capuchin monkeys in Maringá CityAbstractHumans, animals and even the technological artifacts are, simultaneously, mediators and products of spaces that they share. Despite all the sociocultural diversity, there no human occupations in which animals are absent. Thus, while the Cartesian model of animal-machine relation suggests the reifying or, at least, the restriction of animal condition to its functionality or utility for humans; the relational or synthetic models suggest possibilities that diverge from the contrast presented by certain modern dualisms. The goal of this article is to provide a space for discussion about the relations between humans and Capuchin monkeys in urban areas of Maringá city, A medium-sized city of Northwest Paraná, Brazil. Despite their human habitants be proud of living in a city known as the "Green City", there are many levels of conflict with wild animals that live in some parks. Monkeys that live in these parks establish different types of relations with humans inside and outside their home places depending on each context, but conflicts are common when the monkeys don't obey the human frontiers.Keywords: Human-animal relations. Human-animal conflicts. Medium sized city

Art · Geography · Human animal · Humanities · Animal and Plant Science Education · Public Spaces through Art · Urban and sociocultural dynamics · Forestry

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Citations per year0,75
Citation span2022 - 2024 (3)
Citation velocityrecent
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