MARAJOARA EVERYDAY LIFE THROUGH THE LENSES OF YOUNG PEOPLE FROM THE ÀWÚRE RIBEIRINHO PROJECT
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https://doi.org/10.31501/esf.v2i30.14978Abstract
The article investigates photographs produced by young people from the cities of Marajó, as part of ÀWÚRE project. The research analyzes how these images challenge prevailing stereotypes and narratives, offering authentic and mediated representations of cities through their eyes. The images highlight aspects of the urban environment, natural elements, and, intriguingly, the significant presence of boats, highlighting the centrality of the river system in the region.
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