Redes de compadrio e sociabilidades em São Felipe no pós-abolição (1889-1930)

Abstract

The purpose of this study proposal is to identify some of the cradle ties developed between local landowners and rural workers in the municipality of São Felipe, Recôncavobaiano, during the period classified as Post-Abolition. By identifying these nurturing networks, taking the eelings that possibly guided them (gratitude, dependence, friendship; as well as the strategies and arrangements of survival and resistance) we understand that the sociability bonds justified such nets and from the analysis of sociability relations. It is possible to understand how the crony networks are established. The subjects that composse the research were rural workers and local owners - of diverse social composition, ie, blacks, mulattos, mulattos and whites - established in the southern portion of the BahianRecôncavo, specifically in the municipality of São Felipe from 1889 to 1930. It was used as primary documentation, baptism and marriage records and as secondary post-mortem inventories and criminal proceedings and some field visits. The research seeks, through the identification of the cradle networks to understand the construction of sociability bonds between the subjects previously reported and the configuration of these ties, elucidating questions such as: what moved, reinforced or intended them?