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Families of Military People: The Home and The Barrack Inside The Brazilian Army

Authors: Silva, Cristina Rodrigues da;

Families of Military People: The Home and The Barrack Inside The Brazilian Army

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This article aims to address a topic with little research in Brazilian social sciences: family and kinship relations of military people, in this case, inside the Army. From an ethnography performed between 2007 and 2008 at the Agulhas Negras Military Academy (Brazilian Army institution) and inside its village, it was implied that the use of the term “Military Family” is frequent among the militaries, indicating either the military contingent of the institution, or the family in its private meaning (spouse and children) or both elements together. Such definition of family revealed a very particular conception of it, suggesting its connection to sociological aspects also specifics for the military life. Based on that, this article focuses on the concepts and forms of military families and seeks to investigate the relations and configurations established between Army and family.

Este artigo pretende abordar um tema ainda pouco estudado nas ciências sociais brasileiras: as relações de parentesco e família dos militares, no caso, do Exército. A partir de uma etnografia realizada na Academia Militar das Agulhas Negras (instituição do Exército brasileiro) e em sua respectiva vila, entre 2007 e 2008, percebeu-se que entre os militares é recorrente o uso do termo “Família Militar”, que indica ora o contingente militar da instituição, ora a família no seu sentido privado (cônjuge e filhos), ora todos esses elementos juntos. Tal uso da noção de família revelou uma concepção particular, que sugere sua ligação com aspectos sociológicos também específicos da vida militar. Com base nisso, este artigo tem como foco as noções e formas de família dos militares e busca analisar as relações e configurações estabelecidas entre exército e família.

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