Identidade territorial e midiatização: os sentidos identitários acionados pelas festividades da Quarta Colônia-RS

• Ano de defesa: 2011
• Autor(a) principal: Kegler, Jaqueline Quincozes da Silva
• Tipo de documento: Tese
• Tipo de acesso: Acesso aberto
• Idioma: por
• Instituição de defesa: Universidade Federal de Santa Maria; BR; Agronomia; UFSM; Programa de Pós-Graduação em Extensão Rural
• Palavras-chave em Português: Identidade territorial; Midiatização; Festas; Territorial identity; Mediatization; Festivities; CNPQ::CIENCIAS AGRARIAS::AGRONOMIA::EXTENSAO RURAL
• Link de acesso: http://repositorio.ufsm.br/handle/1/3802

The thematic delimits itself by the study of mediated festivities in QuartaColônia-RS and the sense of territorial identity that activate from supports and communicative materialities which disseminate and promote them. QuartaColônia is a territory located in the central region of Rio Grande doSul, Brazil, with its history marked by Italian immigration. Currently, its representation activates senses of multi-ethnicity and cultural diversity articulating through the Consortium for Sustainable Development, nine municipalities: Agudo, Dona Francisca, Faxinal do Soturno, Ivorá, Nova Palma, Pinhal Grande, RestingaSeca, São João do Polêsine and Silveira Martins. The problematic contemplates the relationship between territorial identity, festivities and mediatization:Are the festivities from QuartaColônia mediated and potentially constructors of territorial identity senses? If positive, how does the mediatization process of the festivities develop itself and what are the senses of QuartaColônia that can be visible in these communicative processes?To attend the questioning, we structured the thesis in three theoretical notions: a) Territorial Identity (CASTELLS, 1999; HALL, 2000; FROEHLICH, 2002; 2007; 2010; HAESBAERT, 2002; PECQUEUR, 2006; RÜCKERT, 2010; VIEIRA et al., 2006; WOODWARD, 2009), comprises the territory and is visible in unstable and flexible fragments established in communicative relations, permeated by economic, social and cultural objectives. b) Mediatization (FAUSTO NETO, 2006; VERÓN, 1997; SODRÉ, 2002), is an ambience that intervenes technologically and economically social relations, which may constitute medium, i.e. supports, social actors and entities that act conditioned by their logic. c) Festivity (AMARAL, 1998; CESCA, 1997; DAMATTA, 1997; KUNSCH, 2003; MAFRA, 2006; MEIRELLES, 1999), studied from its technical dimension, as a communication strategy that creates and maintains concepts, and in its social dimension, as a mediator and mobilizing networks of sociabilities.The overall objective is to analyze the process of the festivities mediatization from QuartaColônia and its potential for the construction of territorial identity senses. The specific objectives are: developing theoretical referential from the relationship between the concepts of problematic operating research: territorial identity, mediatization and festivity; raising and analyzing how does the process of mediatization of festivities develop itself; analyzing the potential mediated of festivity in search of visibility and territorial legitimacy; analyzing which are the visible senses of "QuartaColônia" in these mediated communicative processes of the festivities.The research is qualitative and the methodology is formed by the combination of techniques: bibliographic research, participant observation and interview. The object of study is constituted by: seven festivities, journalistic materials from CadernoQuartaColônia; digital documents and charts; all data were collected and analyzed between January and October 2011. The thesis is structured into nine chapters, being that the first four aim report reflection and theoretical results and the five subsequent report data and the analyses carried out. We noted that the festivities activate, in materialities and communicative supports, that promote and disseminate them, territorial identity senses, in addition to mobilize interest and act as support for various social actors visibilities. The territorial identity is permeated by the mediated logic, so that, both the differentiation of the territory that spreads, it adapts to the contemporary consumer culture.