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In this paper we analyze the social relations of production constituted in the large cattle ranches of Rio Grande do Sul, focusing on the material and symbolic conditions that were established in the interactions of the different categories of workers with the ranchers. The literature on this subject has focused on the dynamics related to the ranches in the nineteenth century, primarily. Here, we analyze transformations from the 1940s and 1980s, with the strong social rise of ranchers and the officialization of a rural labor act (1963), considering its repercussions on current relations of production. We produced the data from interviews with twenty-three workers, that is, from the lower strata of the social space. Our initial results point to shortcomings in the categories “wage labor” and “family ranching” in the analysis of the conditions under which social reproduction of workers' family groups is linked to large estates.

ENSAIO SOBRE AS RELAÇÕES SOCIAIS DE PRODUÇÃO NAS ESTÂNCIAS DO RIO GRANDE DO SUL