Entre o simbólico e o real: um olhar geográfico das práticas territoriais das torcidas organizadas Facção Jovem e Jovem do Galo na cidade de Campina Grande - PB.

Abstract

Created with the goal of making the matches more exciting football, organized supporters have paradoxically been constituted as a major social tensions in that the existing conflicts between them , and present during the matches , beyond the limits of the stadium and materialize in the urban environment itself through strong socio-territorial conflicts. For two Campina Grande twisted stand: Twisted Youth Organized Faction (TFJ), Campinense Club of fans, and Young Twisted Rooster (TJG), fans of the Thirteen Club Soccer. Such twisted express a geographicity, regardless of the existence of matches, influences the formation of urban identity, especially with regard to the reproduction of a social imaginary. Given the above, the proposed research will seek to analyze, from a geographic look at the consequences of territorial practices of the organized fans of Campina Grande - PB and its influence on the formation of identities with the urban space. For this we will use the fundamentals of qualitative method guided the analysis of the collective subject discourse. It is hoped that this discussion proposed here can contribute constructively in policy by government party , fighting the proportionate category violent actions , which in most cases , instead of being prepared are consistently encouraged only upon the attitudes repressive and violent since, by the results obtained , it was found geographical expressions of territorial practices of these twisted through speech emitted by the subjects interviewed in focus group , living this universe full of symbols , myths and realities , organized supporters.