Submitted by Jorge Silva (jorgelmsilva@ufrrj.br) on 2018-05-03T21:45:52Z No. of bitstreams: 1 2017 - Maria Morena Pinto Martins Farias.pdf: 3048591 bytes, checksum: 868b70963e6e6a33ba6d4c890ceaa7fb (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-05-03T21:45:52Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 2017 - Maria Morena Pinto Martins Farias.pdf: 3048591 bytes, checksum: 868b70963e6e6a33ba6d4c890ceaa7fb (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-05-15 / CNPq / This study intends to look at the growing presence of women on sustainable development practices at Praia do Sono, in the city of Paraty/RJ, through the comparative analysis of communitarian tourism and the artisanal practice of craftwork. To think about cai?ara communities in contemporary society is also to reflect about the implementation of economical practices which allow the reproduction and survivor of these people together with environmental conservation of the coast areas. With this goal, the research compared two kinds of economical development practices developed at Praia do Sono: those inducted by the State and by civil society organizations, such as the craftwork project made by women known as Bordadeiras da Praia do Sono. On the other hand, the iniciatives and activities made by local communities and developed autonomously such as communitarian tourism. The research's focus lies on the centrality of women's management in the development of these economical practices, seeking to reflect on how women activate their family and neighborhood networks in order to organize activities and how the growing female presence on the income generation has been manifesting itself on the social relations of gender inside the family and the community. / A proposta do estudo ? analisar a crescente presen?a feminina nas pr?ticas de desenvolvimento sustent?vel na Praia do Sono, localizada no munic?pio de Paraty/RJ, a partir da an?lise comparativa do turismo de base comunit?ria e da pr?tica artesanal do bordado. Pensar comunidades cai?aras na sociedade contempor?nea ? tamb?m refletir sobre a implementa??o de pr?ticas econ?micas que permitam a reprodu??o e a sobreviv?ncia destes povos em conjunto com a conserva??o ambiental das ?reas costeiras. Com este objetivo, a pesquisa buscou analisar comparativamente dois tipos de pr?ticas de desenvolvimento econ?mico em curso na Praia do Sono: aquelas induzidas pelo Estado e organiza??es da sociedade civil, como ? o caso do bordado elaborado por mulheres que comp?e o grupo reconhecido como as Bordadeiras da Praia do Sono. E as iniciativas e atividades protagonizadas pelas comunidades locais e desenvolvidas autonomamente como o turismo comunit?rio. O foco da pesquisa recaiu sobre a centralidade da gest?o feminina no desenvolvimento dessas pr?ticas econ?micas, buscando refletir sobre como as mulheres acionam suas redes de parentesco e vizinhan?a na organiza??o das atividades e como a crescente presen?a feminina na gera??o de renda tem se manifestado nas rela??es sociais de g?nero dentro da fam?lia e da comunidade.