EDUCATION AND POETICS OF THE DECOLONIAL MOVEMENT: QUILOMBOLA DANCE AND INTERCULTURALITY IN BAHIA AND PARANÁ
Decolonial education; Interculturality; Samba de roda; Fandango.
This thesis aimed to investigate how the education and poetics of the decolonial movement in quilombos, expressed by the dances of samba de roda and fandango caiçara, can be intertwined and redefine the understanding of interculturality and community. It falls within the field of qualitative research. Historical research of the present time that had primary and secondary sources of orality, documents and imagery records. A literature review was carried out in the areas of education, body and culture; theoretical productions and interviews with the quilombola leaders investigated; interviews with professors from collaborating institutions, which enabled us to register about historical knowledge, knowledge and actions related to quilombos' body practices. Thesis in insubordinate format, multipaper model. An analysis of the actions of the quilombolas from Paraná and Bahia was carried out with the proposal to contrast cultures and find relationships between the theories and the empirical results that manifest and compose this object. We chose Quilombo Buri in the municipality of Pedrão - BA to contrast with Quilombo Batuva de Guaraqueçaba - PR. It was possible to establish a process of approximation and distance that unveiled cultural and dialogical interlacing. From the results, we highlight the reflection made about the education and poetics of the decolonial movement, expressed by the interculturality and dances of quilombos from Bahia and Paraná. From the conclusions, we show the unveiling of an intercultural education expressed by the (reo) spellings of samba de roda and corporal memories of fandango. Thus, reverberations of educational practices in different communities made it possible to understand that the mediation of knowledge and practices is embodied and, it is due to procedurality. Therefore, these expressions are fundamental for an education and a poetics of the decolonial movement in quilombola communities