Culture, Tradition and Pre-capitalist Forms in the Agricultural System

There is a frequent tendency to persist in the conviction that in most rural communities -if not in all of them- the only fundamental activity (the reference is to traditionally agricultural communities), from which their inhabitants obtain their economic income or daily sustenance, is agriculture, and that from it derive a series of so-called secondary or complementary occupations which, at no time, have the characteristic of being independent and capable of developing on their own, without exclusive dependence on agriculture. The text has the following content: A RETRO-PROSPECTIVE LOOK AT THE QUASI-RURAL DAILY LIFE; AGRICULTURE AND CAPITALISM IN COLOMBIA; THE ACTIVITIES AS A RESULT OF THE LAUNCHING OF SMALL LANDOWNERS AND THE INTRUSION OF CAPITALCHAPTER; CURRENT TRADES AND ACTIVITIES. THE REFERENCE OF COMMUNITY PROBLEMS. AN ANALYSIS OF THE QUASI-RURALITY IN LOCALITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ATL NTICO; COMMUNITIES THAT ARE DILUTED WITHOUT PERCEIVING IT.