“Nós começamos a viver depois do Posto Velho”: trajetórias que constroem a retomada de um viver bem entre os Guarani Nhandewa da Tekoa Ywy Porã (Abatiá-PR).

Abstract

The research that gave rise to this work was based on sharing moments together with the population of Tekoa Ywy Porã, mostly Guarani Nhandewa, located in the municipality of Abatiá in Paraná, which since 2005 have been in what they call resumption. When observing the speeches about their trajectories, we perceive as narrative emphasis about living on farms as a mark of a process of deterritorialization passed by a extensive family group of this Tekoa, in the midst of this we seek to understand the extent to which these deterritorialization processes were activated in the Resumption process and how these trajectories shaped the formation of this extensive family group as well as shaped a project of living well in common. In our analysis, we indicate the possibility of understanding these processes through the conceptualization of the historical situation (OLIVEIRA, 1988), therefore involving the colonial situation (BALANDIER, 2014) as a means of demonstrating the involvement of other contact agents in the midst of the processes of re-elaborations and activations of diacritical signals of the Guarani Nhandewa of Tekoa Ywy Porã in the experimentation of a project of living well.