substantivismo econômico e história florestal da américa portuguesa portuguese america's economic substantivism and forest history

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2008
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Abstract
Embora alguns importantes escritos anteriores já atentassem para a importância do tema e, de certa forma, prenunciassem um delineamento do objeto, pode-se dizer que With Broadax and Firebrand, de Warren Dean (1995) e Fruitless Trees, de Shawn Miller (2000), são, de fato, as obras fundadoras da historiografia florestal da América portuguesa. Dean e Miller estabeleceram os parâmetros gerais para o estudo da Mata Atlântica colonial sob o ponto de vista dos processos político-econômicos de apropriação e uso dos recursos ambientais, tanto no que concerne às formas de abordagem como no que concerne às hipóteses explicativas. Não obstante, esses dois trabalhos não incorporam a poderosa tendência, verificada na última década, de uma abordagem da economia colonial fortemente influenciada por autores como Marcel Mauss, Karl Polanyi e Giovanni Levi, gerando toda uma revisão acerca dos determinantes da economia luso-brasileira. O presente artigo pretende-se uma crítica da historiografia florestal tal como delineada por Dean e Miller a partir dessa postura econômico-substantivista.
Although some important precedent works already called attention to the theme and, in a certain way, foretold a delineation of the object, it may be said that Warren Dean's With Broadax and Firebrand (1995) and Shawn Miller's Fruitless Trees (2000) are the real founders of Portuguese America's forest historiography. Dean and Miller have established the general parameters for the study of colonial Atlantic Forest from the point of view of politic-economical processes of appropriation and use of environmental resources, both concerning the forms of approach and the explicative hypotheses. Notwithstanding, these two works do not incorporate the powerful trend, observed in the last decade, of a colonial economy's approach strongly influenced by author such as Marcel Mauss, Karl Polanyi e Giovanni Levi, generating a great revision on the determinants of Luso-Brazilian economy. This article aims itself a critic of forest historiography such as sketched out by Dean and Miller from the prism of this economic-substantivist attitude.
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Authors ;Diogo de Carvalho Cabral
Journal cell transplantation
Year 2008
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10.1590/S0104-87752008000100006
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