Summary
A critical analysis of the Jesuit Missions of La Santísima Trinidad de Paraná and Jesús de Tavarangue, specifically focusing on São Miguel Arcanjo, reveals urgent needs for enhanced protection and conservation to preserve their historical significance. The study employs geo-foto-grafia, a method that uses photography to reflect on symbolic elements within the landscape, highlighting key aspects that require societal and institutional attention. Findings emphasize the necessity of educational interventions to ensure the history of the Guarani people is not overlooked, while also addressing the complex legacy of colonial domination, cultural miscegenation, and conflicts inherent in the mission's past. This approach aims to move beyond superficial appreciation, fostering deeper understanding and respect for these UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Citation
Souza, R. J. d., Potrich Zanatta, Y., & Zanin Zonin, M. (2024). GEO-FOTO-GRAFIA DAS MISSÕES JESUÍTICO-GUARANIS. Revista Geonorte, 15(50). https://doi.org/10.21170/geonorte.2024.v.15.n.50.339.359