De Xixá a Itapuranga: narrativas subalternizadas na construção histórica de uma cidade

Abstract

This work aims to understand the history of subordinated subjects in the construction of the city of Itapuranga. The investigation goes from the period of 1912, when the group was formed until its emancipation as a municipality, in 1954. Our research hypothesis is that Goiás Historiography was largely supported by the Eurocentric epistemological base that promoted the invisibilization, concealment and forgetfulness of subjects who contributed to the construction of Goiás. Through a decolonial perspective, our study proposes to fill gaps in the social formation of the municipality based on the intersection between race, class and gender, as well as by intertwining a parallel contextualized with the social formation of the state of Goiás. Therefore, our objective is to pluralize the historiography about the City of Itapuranga, aiming at historical education focused on cultural diversity. We also seek a bibliographical review of the main works of authors who work on this theme, as well as using oral history as a source of evidence for the important subordinate subjects of Itapuranguese historiography