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Projeto Atlas Nacional do Brasil : a concepção teórica
By Edmon Nimer; Maria Mônica Vieira Caetano O'Neill; Roberto Lobato Corrêa
- Publication
- Revista Brasileira de Geografia
- Volume
- 50
- Issue
- 3
- Pages
- 151-155
Summary
This paper presents the theoretical conception of the National Atlas of Brazil, developed by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE). The Brazilian reality is viewed as a constant social transformation process, emphasizing temporal and spatial dimensions. Six dialectical dimensions (e.g., present-past, form-process, continuity-discontinuity) are proposed as analytical framework. The Atlas focuses on profound changes after 1950, covering three interdependent systems: natural resources, spatial organization, and environmental changes. It is conceived as a research tool revealing basic lines of spatial differentiation through thematic treatment, rather than a mere inventory of information.
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