THE MEETING WITH THE CAPOEIRA AT THE TIME OF VAGRANCY
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.30542Keywords:
capoeira. vacrancy. learning. art of living.Abstract
This article is a part of doctoral thesis which investigated the practices of constitution/invention of the capoeirista (the capoeira player). We have researched groups of capoeira Angola and Regional, in São Paulo, Piracicaba, Botucatu and Jaú. The principles of cartography (DELEUZE; GUATTARI, 1995a) have mobilized this investigation, making possible the constitution of the dailies and recorded interviews, as movements produced between researcher and individuals. The research writing has gotten deep in the relations and singularities discovered in these movements to forge the analytical exercise, understanding it as multiplicity. We have observed that in the time of vagrancy, the capoeira pops us as movement in stalking of the events that unfold from the training practices and living together exercises - cultivation of tradition. These cultivation practices demand a certain disposition to the unexpected without which the learner does not face the challenge of taking the capoeira as your existence practices.
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