Geografia e anarquia do claroescuro: a ontologia do ser social como política da existência espacial

Abstract

The present dissertation aims to expose the agenda of everyday life as a background for the ontological discourse in Geography. It is intended, therefore, to treat life geographically as an unequal correlation of existences translated in the binomial society-nature. Taking the last Lukács as the central contact, it will be necessary to rehearse a return to the moments when the brazilian geography begins (and breaks with later) its relationship with the ontological debate. Such a moment should be contemplated in order to create, later, minimal conditions for establishing dialogue with categories of the field of ontology, without the false need to relate strictly to the categories belonging to epistemology. In addition, given the methodological impositions, an insertion will be made to the topic of ontology and then a consolidation of the cutbacks made in the scope of the research from the revisiting of the geographies of the classics of the disciplinary field within which one studies, such as Paul Vidal De La Blache, Jean Brunhes and Max Sorre. This procedure will provide theoretical-methodological support to the last moment of the text that will bring daily life as a double condition of existence, that is, limit and possibility to the formation and consolidation of ontological projects, reason of being of man-in-the-world.