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It also analyzes the symbolic meanings attached to horticulture and how these meanings shape community life. 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The hypothesis is that the introduction of new crops and their subsequent circulation contribute to producing not only food, but also properly mebengokré people.\nKeywords: horticulture, native american, Amazon, corporeality, circulation\nProducción hortícola y experiencia social entre los mebengokré de la Amazonía brasileña, por Paolo Ferrari\nEl autor describe las prácticas hortícolas del mebengokré, un pueblo amerindio del centro de Brasil (Pará), con referencia a la elección del lugar, la siembra, la cosecha, pero también a los aspectos simbólicos y la experiencia social. La hipótesis es que la introducción de nuevos cultivos y su posterior circulación contribuyen a la producción no solo de alimentos, sino también de personas correctamente mebengokré.\nPalabras clave: horticultura, nativos americanos, Amazonia, corporalidad, circulación\nProduzione orticola ed esperienza sociale tra i mebengokré dell’Amazzonia brasiliana, di Paolo Ferrari\nL'autore descrive le pratiche orticole dei mebengokré, un popolo amerindio del Brasile centrale (Pará), con riferimento alla scelta del luogo, alla semina, alla raccolta, come pure agli aspetti simbolici e della esperienza sociale. L'ipotesi è che l’introduzione di nuove coltivazioni e la loro successiva circolazione contribuiscano a produrre non solo alimenti, ma anche persone propriamente mebengokré.\nParole chiave: orticoltura, amerindi, Amazzonia, corporalità, circolazione\nIntroduction\nIn Brazil, most high school establishments operate only in a shift of approximately five hours a day, which allows interested students to engage in more regular and long-term extracurricular programs. These programs can be financed by the government, non-governmental organizations besides the family. With this, some students end up developing activities that may demand more dedication than those required by the school and, in some cases, guide the professional choice of the future.\n1. Contextualization\nBrazil is a country of profound social inequalities (Consiglio europeo, 2020). The distribution of land and wealth in this territory is not done fairly (Merler, Foerste, Schütz-Foerste, 2020). According to the 2010 demographic census, urban centers today concentrate 84.35% of the population, while 15, 65% reside in the countryside, as a consequence of the long and violent process of rural exodus and concentration of land and wealth. For João Pedro Stédile:\nO Brasil é um dos Países de maior concentração de propriedade da terra. Nos últimos anos, mesmo com o governo Lula seguiu concentrando. Os últimos dados do cadastro do Instituto nacional de colonização e reforma agrária (Iincra), de dezembro 2010, revelam que temos 66 mil fazendas classificadas como grandes propriedades improdutivas, que controlam 175 milhões de hectares. Pela Constituição e pela lei agrária complementar, todas essas propriedades deveriam ser desapropriadas e distribuídas. Temos ao redor de 4 milhões de famílias de trabalhadores agrícolas sem terra que seriam os potenciais beneficiários (Rossi, 2010: 26)\u0002.\nThe profound social inequalities are due to the contradictions reproduced throughout history, in the process of distribution of Brazilian land and wealth (material and symbolic goods) and refer to the European colonial culture and exploitation practiced in this country and in Latin America in general (Collier, 2015). The ills generated by this process still represent challenges to be faced today. 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