Piaça-Guera : onde se encontram, um vai pra lá, outro pra cá : (in)comunidades do projeto Vivência na Aldeia

Abstract

The permacultural, anarchist collective Cultive Resistencia (´Cultivate Resistence´) and indigenous tupi guarani families from the Piaçaguera Indigenous Territory – located in the State of Sao Paulo´s Southern coast – formed a partnership inspired in their ´common causes´, resulting in the Project Vivencia na aldeia (´Living in the Indigenous Village´). We focus on these characters´ trajectories as well as on the encounters that took place between the Collective and some tupi guarani groups. Their paths reveal permanences and passages as they unfold in space and time. These encounters are analyzed according to themes (veganism, cannibalism, societes against the State, ecobuiding, and forms of permanence and duration on Earth) which reveal that common interests are not necessarily identical – these are ‘incommunities’ (term coined by Marisol de la Cadena), resulting in partial connections, full of challenges, divergences as well as results.