A nova senzala é logo ali: ao lado da Capital do Agronegócio; lá nos fundos dos canaviais sertanezinos
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2011-05-26
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Borin, André Luís dos Santos [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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O presente trabalho tem como eixo central a análise da relação capital x trabalho; relação esta que, no caso em análise, se estabelece entre, por um lado, o capital industrial/financeiro encarnado pelo Agronegócio, e, por outro, o trabalhador rural do corte de cana-de-açúcar. Entende-se que, no que tange a esses rurícolas, especificamente aqueles que foram entrevistados e que se percebiam alojados no Distrito Cruz das Posses, em Sertãozinho (SP), sua relação com o capital agroindustrial extrapola a produção capitalista propriamente dita, na medida em que o processo de trabalho no qual se inserem se utiliza de mecanismos não capitalistas para a produção de capital, incrementando a reprodução capitalista do capital, sua reprodução ampliada. Por meio desses mecanismos próprios à acumulação primitiva, como as relações produtivas que empregam trabalho escravo no interior de processos produtivos altamente afinados com tecnologias de ponta, insumos e maquinários totalmente informatizados (dando a impressão de uma alta composição orgânica do capital), a subsunção do trabalho ao capital é redimensionada, pois combina formas de extração de mais-valia absoluta (própria ao momento de subsunção formal do trabalho ao capital) e de mais-valia relativa (própria ao momento de subsunção real do trabalho ao capital). Essa (ir)racionalidade do trabalho é exposta neste trabalho: numa região rica como a de Ribeirão Preto, na qual está situado o município de Sertãozinho, pode-se identificar rurícolas superexplorados, em situação de Escravidão Contemporânea – terminologia que defendemos como a mais coerente para sintetizar as condições degradantes de trabalho e moradia que acometiam a maior parte dos rurícolas...
This present study aims to analyze the relation capital vs. work, which is established between the industrial/financial capital incorporated by the Agribusiness and by the sugarcane rural worker. It deals with the understanding that, concerning the rural workers, specifically those who were interviewed and were accommodated at Distrito Cruz das Posses, in Sertãozinho (SP), their relation with the agro-industrial capital extrapolates the capitalist production itself as the process of work in which they are inserted uses non-capitalist mechanisms to produce capital, fostering the capitalist reproduction of capital, its enlarged reproduction. Through these mechanisms of the primitive accumulation, such as the productive relations that employ slave labor in productive processes which are highly linked to leading edge technologies, raw material and totally computerized machinery (seeming a high organic composition of the capital), the subsumption of the work to the capital is remodeled, because it combines ways of extraction of absolute surplus value (from the moment of formal subsumption of the work to the capital), and relative surplus value (from the moment of real subsumption of the work to the capital). Such (ir)rationality of the work is exposed in this study: in such a rich region as that of Ribeirão Preto, where the city of Sertãozinho is located, I could identify highly explored rural workers in a situation of Contemporaneous Slavery - terminology considered the most coherent to express the degrading work and living conditions that strike the greatest part of those rural workers that were interviewed. Reaching this conclusion, I have analyzed Sociology and the Law Theory regarding the question of the new ways of slavery that strike especially the rural workers. I have drawn a parallel between the... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
This present study aims to analyze the relation capital vs. work, which is established between the industrial/financial capital incorporated by the Agribusiness and by the sugarcane rural worker. It deals with the understanding that, concerning the rural workers, specifically those who were interviewed and were accommodated at Distrito Cruz das Posses, in Sertãozinho (SP), their relation with the agro-industrial capital extrapolates the capitalist production itself as the process of work in which they are inserted uses non-capitalist mechanisms to produce capital, fostering the capitalist reproduction of capital, its enlarged reproduction. Through these mechanisms of the primitive accumulation, such as the productive relations that employ slave labor in productive processes which are highly linked to leading edge technologies, raw material and totally computerized machinery (seeming a high organic composition of the capital), the subsumption of the work to the capital is remodeled, because it combines ways of extraction of absolute surplus value (from the moment of formal subsumption of the work to the capital), and relative surplus value (from the moment of real subsumption of the work to the capital). Such (ir)rationality of the work is exposed in this study: in such a rich region as that of Ribeirão Preto, where the city of Sertãozinho is located, I could identify highly explored rural workers in a situation of Contemporaneous Slavery - terminology considered the most coherent to express the degrading work and living conditions that strike the greatest part of those rural workers that were interviewed. Reaching this conclusion, I have analyzed Sociology and the Law Theory regarding the question of the new ways of slavery that strike especially the rural workers. I have drawn a parallel between the... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Serviço social, Serviço social rural, Trabalhadores rurais - São Paulo (Estado), Agricultura - Aspectos sociais, Trabalho escravo - Brasil, Social service rural - São Paulo (Brazil), Slave labor - Brazil
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BORIN, André Luís dos Santos. A nova senzala é logo ali: ao lado da Capital do Agronegócio; lá nos fundos dos canaviais sertanezinos. 2011. 279 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Ciências Humanas e Sociais, 2011.