Visitando memórias, revelando histórias: o trabalho social e pastoral da Irmã Maria Fernanda Marabello na comunidade São José Operário, Cajazeiras-PB, 1977-1991.

Abstract

The present work “Visiting Memories, Revealing Stories: Social Work and Maria Fernanda Marabello's pastoral ministry in the community of St. Joseph Cajazeiras - PB, 1977-1991 ”, was thought from the workshop The history behind the curtains: new social actors, developed by the PIBID fellowship subproject of History at CFP / UFCG at Professor Crispim Coelho State School in the city of Cajazeiras - PB. The study problematizes the relationship of memory with history and place of historical subjects in the historiographic production of local history. So it is sought make a discussion about memory from the character Sister Fernanda Marabello, seeking to analyze the construction of identity and its image in the São José community Factory worker. As a research methodology, we analyze the texts produced by the students from the state school Professor Crispim Coelho. The research uses as theoretical contribution the Maria Auxiliadora Schmidt (2007) studies that analyzes the knowledge of the local realities, problematizing the identities of the subjects as agents historical; Rosa Maria Godoy Silveira (2012) when I discussed the issue that in relationship with the social environment activate their memories. So events win new interpretations; Pierre Nora (1993) was important to discuss the relationship of memory and history and the confrontation of memories; Michael Pollak (1992) when a organization builds that memory, remembers what you want and forgets what you don't They want it to be remembered. In this way we work the places of memory of Sr. Fernanda as spaces for the construction of identities and stories. Understanding that made possible the realization of this historiographical contribution in this represented work.