A “Revolução Brasileira”: um estudo sobre a questão agrária a partir da Liga dos Camponeses Pobres (1995-2022)

Abstract

The present research aims to conduct a study on the brazilian agrarian question through the conceptions and actions of the Poor Peasants League (LCP), in this sense, the research allowed us to understand the agrarian-peasant question in Brazil by taking the analytical category of bureaucratic capitalism, as well to comprehend when and in which way bureaucratic capitalism appeared in Brazil. To approach said objective, as well as 9 using the document Nosso Caminho, made by the coordination of the LCP, we take the studies of Souza (2014), Martins (2009) and Gomes (2014) as references of studies that used the concept of bureaucratic capitalism to interpret the brazilian reality. Being the LCP a revolutionary peasant movement, the paper allowed us to comment on what was already said and written about the “brazilian revolution”. We present the debate on the “brazilian revolution” that happened among the left in the years prior to 1964 through the thought of Nelson Werneck Sodré and its changes after the military coup of 1964 through the thought of Caio Prado Jr. and his proposal of reworking the theory of the brazilian revolution. The theoretical field of this research is fundamented on the concept of political culture inside the so-called New Political History that is renewed principally through the 80’s.