MEMORIES OF FARMERS FROM A RURAL COMMUNITY REPRESENTED BY THE DISCOURSE OF THE COLLECTIVE SUBJECT
Keywords:
memory, time acceleration, small farmers, discourse of the collective subject, Information scienceAbstract
This study analyzed the effects of accelerated time on farmers' planning and traditional knowledge in a rural community near Florianópolis, as well as the factors contributing to the precariousness of time in their lives. Regarding procedures, it is a qualitative, bibliographic, exploratory, and descriptive research, and the Collective Subject Discourse (CSD) of Lefreve and Lefreve was used for data analysis. The results indicated climate change as the greatest factor accelerating time in the lives of farmers. These factors affect farmers' planning and contribute to the disappearance of the traditional knowledge of the studied community. It is concluded that the Epistemology of Information Science can contribute by strengthening minority groups to resist external forces and reclaim their connection with the environment to which they have always belonged, thus decolonizing their way of working and achieving quality of life.