2019
DOI: 10.1111/aman.13272
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Candomblé and the Academic's Tools: Religious Expertise and the Binds of Recognition in Brazil

Abstract: Latin American state efforts to recognize ethnically and racially marked populations have focused on knowledge and expertise. This article argues that this form of state recognition does not only call on subaltern groups to present themselves in a frame of expertise. It also pushes such groups to position themselves and their social and political struggles in a matrix based on expertise and knowledge. In the context of early 2000s Brazil, the drive to recognition led activists from the Afro-Brazilian religion … Show more

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