A INVENÇÃO NO COTIDIANO PELO PROCESSO DE TERRITORIALIZAÇÃO

uma vivência adversa às normas da sociedade

Abstract

The society is a big web, made by many distinct organizations and, consequently, subjects from different identity and skills. Therefore, we present a character who is unusual to researches corpus institutionalized by applied social science, which in their majority, favor studies that might show results to aim better economic performance. Adversely, we indicate João, an Indonesian missionary, who became vicar in Brazil. João makes part of Congregação do Verbo Divino, guided under three vows, poverty, chastity and obedience. Thus, we relate his ordered life through Michel de Certeau (2008) theory related to his daily, to emphasize practices that stablish the building of his territoriality (RAFFESTIN, 1993). Therefore, it was used a qualitative approach with an oral history method, the research aims to comprehend the daily of an ordinary man by Certeau conception, starting with his identity, deriving from Indonesia, to his Brazilian territoriality. In this regard, we made three deep interviews with the missionary in a chronologic order. These interviews propose to understand: a) his livingness in Indonesia; b) his transition process to Brazil; c) and, his job as vicar in a country city of Paraná. The results of his speech bring in evidence a subordinate life under order commandments and discipline, but which uses tactics to circumvent the strategies imposed by the religious organization.