The importance of carnival activities in the life of the elderly
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https://doi.org/10.51880/ho.v24i1.1136Keywords:
Aging, Oral History, Samba School, ElderlyAbstract
This article refers to the elderly participating in samba schools in the interior of São Paulo: one from Campinas, Rosa de Prata, and the other from Duartina, Unidos da Vila. For the research, interviews were conducted that aimed to demonstrate through excerpts from the narratives of collaborators involved in carnival activities and how much this may have contributed to successful aging, a theory in the field of Gerontology, which considers several aspects such as: the subjectivity of elderly people, their selfperception, cultural characteristics and, above all, that well-being in old age is not only an individual responsibility, but a collective one. The research used Oral History in the field of arts, with interviews that were recorded and transcribed, and also the resource of photographic images.
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