Memórias (com)partilhadas: o caso do brizolismo em São Sepé - RS

Abstract

This research discusses the memories that a particular group of people had in Sao Sepe, about, Leonel de Moura Brizola in three historical periods: the period of 1961 with the Campaign Legal, the context of the Civil-Military Coup 1964 and his return from exile in 1979 during the re-democratization of Brazil. In this monograph we seek to understand the memories of respondents in these three distinct historical moments in order to understand how the continuities and ruptures of the actions of this leader in oral narratives appear on it. For this research, we used oral sources, observed with the historiographic sources and other bibliographical works. The interviews were semi-structured, allowing intervention when necessary to make better use of them. We use theoretical frameworks on memory as Ecléa Bosi, Michael Pollak, John Carlos Tedesco. As scholars of this period as Jorge Ferreira, Angela de Castro Gomes that allow for reflection on this theme.