2018
DOI: 10.4467/20844077sr.18.011.10095
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Abstract: In this text, I study Afro-Brazilian religions (Candomblé and Umbanda) and the ways these adapt themselves culturally in the German context, producing hybridisms and reviving European pagan practices. In the first section of the text, I present how pais and mães de santo circulate through the artistic field, creating opportunities for them to construct ritual spaces in which religious practices are conducted and future adepts are recruited. I then analyse cases in which pais de santo do not participate in this… Show more

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“…For example, Oxossi 4 likes to eat roasted black-eyed peas, but also a dish called axoxo, boiled yellow corn decorated with coconut. Similarly, the most popular dishes to be offered to Oxumaré 5 are a plantain cut lengthwise and fried in palm oil, and mashed sweet potatoes with honey. Each time an orixá is celebrated and fed, they will receive one dish or two, together with some animals and birds.…”
Section: Rituals As Recipes: a Transnational Casementioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Oxossi 4 likes to eat roasted black-eyed peas, but also a dish called axoxo, boiled yellow corn decorated with coconut. Similarly, the most popular dishes to be offered to Oxumaré 5 are a plantain cut lengthwise and fried in palm oil, and mashed sweet potatoes with honey. Each time an orixá is celebrated and fed, they will receive one dish or two, together with some animals and birds.…”
Section: Rituals As Recipes: a Transnational Casementioning
confidence: 99%