Book chapter by Clarissa Sanfelice Rahmeier
Landscape in the Long Durée, 2017
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Book Title: "An Archaeology of Land Ownership", by Maria Relaki and Despina Catapoti. London: Rou... more Book Title: "An Archaeology of Land Ownership", by Maria Relaki and Despina Catapoti. London: Routledge, 2013.
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Journal of Material Culture, 2012
This article provides a multisensory approach to the past and suggests new possibilities for asse... more This article provides a multisensory approach to the past and suggests new possibilities for assessing history through the senses. Using a phenomenological approach, the author analyses how the domestic space of Southern Brazilian estâncias, ranches dedicated to livestock farming, dynamically influenced the social identities of their inhabitants in the 19th century. She argues that what people saw, heard, smelt, touched and tasted in their daily lives, as well as the intensity and frequency of these sensory experiences, was dependent not simply on their own bodily capability as human beings, but also on their social status. The article also explores how the rancher’s house, the slave quarters and the barn, the three buildings that constituted the estância’s core complex, influenced the development of particular body routines and the creation and reproduction of particular somatic spaces. The methodology presented here invites a sensorial exploration of historical sites, contributing...
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Vestígios - Revista Latino-Americana de Arqueologia Histórica, 2014
Este artigo apresenta uma proposta teórico-metodológica para o entendimento da paisagem e da soci... more Este artigo apresenta uma proposta teórico-metodológica para o entendimento da paisagem e da sociedade através da experiência corporal. Mais especificamente, trata de uma pesquisa em arqueologia histórica baseada na paisagem doméstica das estâncias oitocentistas do noroeste do Rio Grande do Sul, composta, essencialmente, pelas casas em que viviam os proprietários de terras, os galpões em que viviam os peões e as senzaas onde viviam os escravos. O artigo argumenta que nosso corpo, quando em contato com as formas materiais do passado, nos possibilita acessar dinâmicas não mais existentes. Essencialmente focado nas sensações físicas, esse contato passa a ser mais rico se informarmos nossos sentidos sobre a dinâmica da realidade que queremos entender. Em conjunto, a materialidade das paisagens domésticas, a ativação dos sentidos em meo a essa materialidade e a imaginação científica atrelada à realidade do século 19 deram origem à interpretação apresentada aqui, que evidencia que os papéis sociais exercidos nas estâncias e as identidades daí decorrentes estavam estreitamente atrealados às experiências sensoriais vivenciadas em meio às suas sedes.
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This article provides a multisensory approach to the past and suggests new possibilities of asses... more This article provides a multisensory approach to the past and suggests new possibilities of assessing history through the senses. Through phenomenology, it analyses how the domestic space of Southern Brazilian estâncias, ranches dedicated to livestock farming, dynamically influenced the social identities of their inhabitants in the nineteenth century. It argues that what people daily saw, heard, smelt, touched and tasted, as well as the intensity and frequency of these sensory experiences, were dependent not simply on their own body capability as human beings, but also on their social status. The article also explores how the rancher’s house, the slave quarters and the barn, the three buildings that constituted the estâncias core complex, influenced the development of particular body routines and the creation and reproduction of particular somatic spaces. The methodology presented here invites a sensorial exploration of historical sites, contributing to a more humanized account of the relationship between individuals and things.
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