Who plants wind harvests storms? Socio-environmental micro-realities transformed by tourism in São Miguel do Gostoso, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil

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https://doi.org/10.7784/rbtur.v14i1.1710

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Tourism, Socio-environmental micro-realities, São Miguel do Gostoso, Micro-History

Abstract

This text studies the tourist city of São Miguel do Gostoso, from the theoretical and methodological viewpoint of Micro-History. The proposal is to highlight how micro-realities construct outstanding narratives about the place. For the argumentative foundation Micro-History is presented. This is the methodological route for the research construction that gave rise to this study. The methodological course of construction of the research was based on direct participant observation using semi structured interviews and analysis of films In this article, we made use of a sample with 16 subjects, out of a universe with 52 participants, here represented by: owners of sailing boats schools or marinas; municipal government members; association’s dweller members, NGOs and/or committees; religious representations, and dwellers representing local history. Therefore, our conclusions point to an indissociability between culture and nature, perceived within the intrinsic relation of environment and participants’ lives, as well as the urgency to think over micro-realities, so that we can reflect on tourism and plans for the future.

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Esdras Matheus Matias, Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB), João Pessoa, Paraíba, Brazil

Professor and researcher of the Department of Tourism and Hospitality (DTH) of  Paraíba Federal University (UFPB). Master’s degree in Business Administration from Paraíba Federal University (UFPB). Doctorate in Environment and Society from the Nucleus of Environmental Studies and Research (NEPAM), of Campinas State University (Unicamp, 2017).

Aline Vieira Carvalho, State University of Campinas (UNiCAMP), Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil

Researcher and professor for the Nucleus of Environmental Studies and Research (NEPAM), of Campinas State University (Unicamp) as well as for the Post-Graduation in History course (IFCH/Unicamp). Responsible for the Paulo Duarte Public Archeology Laboratory (LAP/Nepam) and co-responsible for the Interdisciplinary Laboratory of Patrimony, Communities and Environment (LIPAC/Nepam). Doctorate (Nepam, IFCH/Unicamp, 2009) and master’s degree in Cultural History (History/IFCH/ Unicamp, 2005).

Iara Lucia Gomes Brasileiro, University of Brasília (UnB), Federal District, Brasília, Brazil

Degree in Biological Sciences from Brasilia University, master’s degree and doctorate in Science from São Paulo University. Associated Professor 4 of Brasilia University. Amongst other activities at Brasilia University, Iara was Department Chief and Director of the Biological Sciences Institute. In the Tourism Center of Excellence (CET) Iara coordinated the Nucleus for Tourism and Sustainability, was the General Coordinator of the Lato Sensu Post Graduate courses for the CET, and the first coordinator of the Bachelor’s degree in Tourism.

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2020-01-14

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Matias, E. M., Carvalho, A. V., & Brasileiro, I. L. G. (2020). Who plants wind harvests storms? Socio-environmental micro-realities transformed by tourism in São Miguel do Gostoso, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. Revista Brasileira De Pesquisa Em Turismo, 14(1), 112–125. https://doi.org/10.7784/rbtur.v14i1.1710

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