2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-85872010000100009
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Longe de ti apagar nossas lembranças: as palavras e as preces no luto judaico

Abstract: Uma prece não é apenas a efusão de uma alma, o grito de um sentimento. É um fragmento de uma religião. Nela ouve-se ressoar o eco de toda uma imensa sequência de fórmulas; é um trecho de uma literatura, é o produto do esforço acumulado dos homens e das gerações. (Mauss 1979a:117) As palavras e as preces: considerações preliminaresO conceito de religiosidade, e não simplesmente de religião (uma vez que é válido para toda e qualquer denominação religiosa), deve ser entendido como um complexo pragmático-relaciona… Show more

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“…The author asserts that it could be seen as a starting point to the building process of a Christian political theology (MARVILLA, 2010). Besides the analysis of Christian prayers, there is also a study of kadish, a Jewish prayer used in burial rites and during the Jewish mourning process (ZUCHIWSCHI, 2010). The author discusses the effects of this prayer in the mourning process and the collective sense that this prayer reinforces in Jewish religiousness and culture.…”
Section: General Overview Of Studies On Prayermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The author asserts that it could be seen as a starting point to the building process of a Christian political theology (MARVILLA, 2010). Besides the analysis of Christian prayers, there is also a study of kadish, a Jewish prayer used in burial rites and during the Jewish mourning process (ZUCHIWSCHI, 2010). The author discusses the effects of this prayer in the mourning process and the collective sense that this prayer reinforces in Jewish religiousness and culture.…”
Section: General Overview Of Studies On Prayermentioning
confidence: 99%