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2016
DOI: 10.4000/etnografica.4276
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Carregado em saia de encantado: transformação e pessoa no terecô de Codó (Maranhão, Brasil)

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“…The compositions that mark the configuration of the tendas and the entities' definition are part of how terecô is performed in Codó. They are also part of the discussion raised by other research papers written after Ferretti's work (2001), such as Ahlert (2013Ahlert ( , 2016Ahlert ( , 2021, Alcantara (2015Alcantara ( , 2020, Ribeiro (2015), Cantanhede Filho (2020, Freire (2018Freire ( , 2022, Lima (2019), Lamy (2016), Almada (2023), Zalis, Lima and Ahlert (2023), Cruz (2018), andPereira (2019). The intersections between tambor de mina, umbanda, candomblé, and terecô are specific to each house (tenda or quarto de santo) and demonstrate the complexity of the terecozeiros' experiences (and, equally, to the fragility of the categories for classifying these experiences that we researchers have drawn up).…”
Section: The Terecô Of Codó and Studies Of Afro-brazilian Religionsmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…The compositions that mark the configuration of the tendas and the entities' definition are part of how terecô is performed in Codó. They are also part of the discussion raised by other research papers written after Ferretti's work (2001), such as Ahlert (2013Ahlert ( , 2016Ahlert ( , 2021, Alcantara (2015Alcantara ( , 2020, Ribeiro (2015), Cantanhede Filho (2020, Freire (2018Freire ( , 2022, Lima (2019), Lamy (2016), Almada (2023), Zalis, Lima and Ahlert (2023), Cruz (2018), andPereira (2019). The intersections between tambor de mina, umbanda, candomblé, and terecô are specific to each house (tenda or quarto de santo) and demonstrate the complexity of the terecozeiros' experiences (and, equally, to the fragility of the categories for classifying these experiences that we researchers have drawn up).…”
Section: The Terecô Of Codó and Studies Of Afro-brazilian Religionsmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…Um terecozeiro (também chamado de "brincante"), costumeiramente, sente o sinal dos encantados (a "mediunidade") ainda criança, sob a forma de aflições diversas, narradas como confusão mental, descontrole do corpo, doenças e loucura. A partir de então, uma relação não linear passa a ser estabelecida e lentamente construída entre a pessoa e as entidades (Ahlert 2013(Ahlert , 2016. Um brincante recebe diversos encantados e alguns deles têm presença breve e descontínua, pois estão apenas "de passagem" pelo seu corpo.…”
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