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Monografia
Educação popular: saberes vivenciados no uso de plantas medicinais na comunidade quilombola Kalunga do Mimoso - TO
The article brings relevant elements about the identity and culture of a people, with the objective of researching and knowing how the process of community building (its trajectory), customs, values and beliefs took place, making a survey of the plant species used for the purpose. in the quilombo...
Autor principal: | SOARES, Valdirene Curcino Rodrigues |
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Grau: | Monografia |
Idioma: | pt_BR |
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Universidade Federal do Tocantins
2021
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http://hdl.handle.net/11612/3364 |
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The article brings relevant elements about the identity and culture of a people, with the objective
of researching and knowing how the process of community building (its trajectory), customs,
values and beliefs took place, making a survey of the plant species used for the purpose. in the
quilombola community Kalunga do Mimoso in the municipality of arraias - TO. Therefore, the
community's belief in plant resources is evident as an alternative to the treatment of various
common diseases and illnesses. However, this article aims to answer the following question:
How is this popular education of medicinal knowledge passed down from generation to
generation in this Kalunga community. How do people in this community use these plants. For
the accomplishment of this research a bibliographical research was realized to have a basis of
the proposed theme through books, internet research, articles, among others. In which it had as
theoretical support authors such as Brandão (2009), Cavaglier (2014), Freire (2005), Leite
(1999), Oliveira (2017), who contributed to its foundation. The research method is a qualitative
research, for this was done a field research in the Quilombola Kalunga do Mimoso Community.
Information about the community was obtained through interviews with their residents, where
observations, interviews, conversations and photos were conducted to carry out the studies. The
work achieved reached the objective of reporting the use of medicinal plants by the community
under study and it can be seen that all interviewed families use medicinal plants and that they
are very important since the community does not have easy access to conventional medicines. |