A família operária: o processo de industrialização e a inserção da família no espaço industrial da vinícola Armando Peterlongo (1915-1966)

Abstract

The twentieth century was a historical period of intense social and economic transformations in the colonial societies located in the northeast region of Rio Grande do Sul. These colonies founded in the late nineteenth century, aiming to receive the Italian immigrants organized themselves in small lots of land based on family work and practice of agricultural activity. In the first decade of the last century, with economic growth, gradually the first local industries begin to emerge and the companies which were formerly colonial and agricultural will become urban and industrial. This dissertation presents the results of a study based on the case of Armando Peterlongo Winery from the documents deposited in the archives of the company and to analyse the extent to which these changes have affected the economic organization of the family in this region. The institution was familiar to the structural basis of society. Just as in the field and in the ownership of land, the family remained in the city and industry,