When the rules of the morada led to revolt: reinterpreting the Ligas Camponesas emergency (1955–1964)
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https://doi.org/10.36920/esa-v30n1-6Keywords:
Ligas Camponesas, morada, social movements, moralityAbstract
This article discusses how the relationship between large landowners and those who lived on these properties changed, observing how the values of the morada were resignified by residents during the mobilization of the Ligas Camponesas in Paraíba to determine traces of continuity and discontinuity between symbols, the repertoire of the movement, and the morality of these actors. We analyze this process from the relationship between morality and revolt, focusing on the question of how the foreiros, who were most responsible for disseminating the moral rules of the morada, were mobilized the most in the Ligas. This is accomplished by hermeneutic analysis of second-hand oral reports of narratives by participants in the movement.
elocation-id: e2230106
Received: 10.13.2021 • Accepted: 03.03.2022 • Published: 03.30.2022
Original article / Blind peer review / Open access
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