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O espaco social imaginado para os indios na America portuguesa, entre meados do seculo XVIII e inicio do XIX, os colocava em uma ambiguidade. Mesmo estando em situacao de equidade com os brancos enquanto vassalos regios, eram caracterizados como ainda sujeitos a uma especie de “menoridade moral”. Entre a construcao da imagem dessa populacao associada a barbarie e a acao politica dessas comunidades em suas povoacoes, chama atencao a procura constante dos indios em identificar-se enquanto suditos do rei e merecedores dos direitos que lhes eram garantidos e que bem conheciam. Diante desses conflitos, o objetivo e contrastar a imagem de “entregues a natureza” construida pelos governadores com a cultura politica dos indios vilados no Ceara, omitida dos registros do governo, apesar de sua presenca latente. Abstract The social space imagined for the Indians in Portuguese America, between the mid-eighteenth century and early nineteenth century, put them in an ambiguity. Even though they are in a situation of equality with the white men known as vassals, were characterized as still subject to a kind of "moral minority". Between the construction of the image associated with this barbarism and the political action of these communities in their towns’ population, it points out the constant pursuit of the Indians in order to identify themselves as subjects of the king and deserving of rights that were guaranteed and that they knew well. Given these conflicts, the goal is to contrast the image of  “delivered to nature” which is built by the governors with the political culture of Indians in Ceara, that are omitted from the records of the government, despite its latent presence. Keywords : Indians. Political culture. Ceara.

Não somos selvagens: cultura política dos índios no Ceará (1799-1822) (We are not wild: Indian’s political culture in Ceará (1799-1822))