GEOGRAPHY OF SOCIAL LABOR DIVISION

CHARACTERISTICS AND SPECIFICITIES FROM THE CONCRETE REALITY IN THE STATE OF TOCANTINS

Authors

  • Hudson Nascimento de Sousa Filho Federal University of Pará
  • Wemerson Cavalcante Lemos Federal University of Tocantins
  • Gabriel Henrique Macêdo de Araújo Federal University of Tocantins

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.20873/rtg.v11n23p140-167

Keywords:

Spatial differentiation, Territorial Division of Labor, Tocantins geographic space

Abstract

It seeks a certain analysis focused on apprehending the total result of the spatial dynamics animated by the social division of labor responsible for organizing the hierarchization between places given the materialization of the different modes of production that are territorialized in the geographical space - maximally the problem of comprehensive monopolization in force of a mode of production in dominance, the capitalist. The objective is to build a synthesis comprehension of the aspects expressed in the territorialization of the social division of labor in rural-city relations based on the characteristics and specificities of the concrete reality of the state of Tocantins. Now this text appears to comprehend that we know what charges this newest state of the Brazilian federation "receives" and "develops" for being part of the agro-industrial frontier of expansion of modern agriculture? that of MaToPiBa from its insertion in the years 2015 to the present day. To this end, we opted to capture the dialectical (contradictory) movement that expresses the concrete reality apprehended through a geographical analysis of the division of labor in Tocantins / Brazil / Latin America. In view of the prevailing productive logic, where the countries of backward capitalism have their development process contained for the bonanza of the imperialist countries; this can be resolved only by breaking the established capitalist order and imposing a defeat on imperialism.

Author Biographies

Hudson Nascimento de Sousa Filho, Federal University of Pará

Licensed Geographer acting as an effective teacher of the subjects of Geography and Amazonian Studies, by the Municipal Department of Education of the Municipality of Altamira-Pará. Scholarship holder by the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel and Master's Student in Geography by the Graduate Program in Geography of the Federal University of Pará. Specialization in Technologies Applied to Land Regularization and Prevention of Socio-environmental, Housing and Sanitary Conflicts (concluding), Specialization: Teaching Practices of Geography and Amazon Studies (currently). Active member in Teaching, Research and Extension at the Laboratory of Agrarian Studies and Human Rights (LEADH) located at the Federal University of Tocantins - Araguaína Campus, and at the Laboratory for the Study of Territorial Dynamics in the Amazon (LEDTAM) linked to the Altamira Campus of the Federal University from Pará. Currently building research with studies focused on the Territorial Ordering of the Amazon (Legal) corresponding to the states of Pará and Tocantins, as well as the practices of Teaching Geography and Amazonian Studies engendered in the Amazonian territory.

Wemerson Cavalcante Lemos, Federal University of Tocantins

Undergraduate degree in Geography. Federal University of Tocantins, UFT, Brazil. Scholarship holder: Dean of Student Affairs, PROEST, Brazil. Member of the Laboratory of Agrarian Studies and Human Rights (LEADH - UFT).

Gabriel Henrique Macêdo de Araújo , Federal University of Tocantins

Graduated in Cooperative Management from the Federal University of Tocantins (2018). He was a professor at the Higher Education Institute (IDESP - Educacional) in the subjects of Rural Cooperativism and Associativism and Analysis of Meat Production Chains in 2019/1. Political Advisor to the National Movement for the Struggle for Housing (MNLM). Postgraduate student in Specialization in Politics and Society at FAEL.

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Published

2022-03-14

How to Cite

SOUSA FILHO, Hudson Nascimento de; LEMOS, Wemerson Cavalcante; ARAÚJO , Gabriel Henrique Macêdo de. GEOGRAPHY OF SOCIAL LABOR DIVISION: CHARACTERISTICS AND SPECIFICITIES FROM THE CONCRETE REALITY IN THE STATE OF TOCANTINS. Tocantinense Journal of Geography, [S. l.], v. 11, n. 23, p. 140–167, 2022. DOI: 10.20873/rtg.v11n23p140-167. Disponível em: https://periodicos.ufnt.edu.br/index.php/geografia/article/view/11468. Acesso em: 23 nov. 2024.