This thesis aims to analyze the Amazonian agroecological epistemology as an
instrument to the re-reading of the Forest Code through an investigation thatstarts
from the developmentalist logic of the agribusiness to the Amazonian agroecological
perspective. For that purpose, the research is based on the following problem: what
are the limits and possibilities for the production of counter-hegemonic interpretive
views about the Forest Code from the Amazonian agroecology as an episteme? In
order to answer the research problem, the methodology employed obeys the
trinomial: Base Theory/Approach, Procedure, and Technique. AsBase Theory and
Approach this research has an epistemological matrix conducted by the systemic complex perspective, which is based on authors with a multidisciplinary view through
the connection of areas of knowledgesuch as Political Ecology, Environmental
Geopolitics, Sociology, and Environmental Law. The Procedureused is initially
supported by the historical method,which in the present case will conduct the studies
on the evolution of Forest Code in Brazil, as well as the monographic method. The
Technique to beused will be projected in four interconnected moments, which will
consist of the preparation of reviews, extended abstracts, data analysis and
annotated bibliographies. Regarding the results, it is shown that the Amazonian
agroecology as episteme is not onlya possibility, but is effectively a subvention to a
paradigmatic transformation from the interpretive outlooks of complex,
multidimensional, and counter-hegemonic matrix, about the Forest Code.
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