2017
DOI: 10.11606/2179-0892.ra.2017.132102
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Música, tradução e linguagem na diáspora do Santo Daime

Abstract: Este artigo aborda a diáspora do Santo Daime através de sua dimensão musical. Para isso, são estabelecidos alguns paralelos com a expansão internacional da capoeira, do neopentecostalismo e das religiões afro-brasileiras, situando a transnacionalização do Santo Daime dentro do movimento mais amplo de diáspora das religiões brasileiras e do Sul Global. Segue-se daí uma discussão sobre o papel ritual da música e sobre os hinos religiosos daimistas, que são considerados como presentes sagrados e representam um im… Show more

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“…This move toward the current regulation originated in campaigning from ayahuasca groups with public authorities, in dialogue with researchers from various fields, such as anthropology, psychology, and psychiatry, among others. It was, therefore, a convergence of actors and specific political conjunctures that characterized a unique and innovative process (Antunes, 2019; Assis, 2017; Labate, 2011, 2014; Labate & Assis, in press; MacRae, 2010) and one that has parallels with historical processes of recognition and legitimation of a number of popular practices in the country.…”
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“…This move toward the current regulation originated in campaigning from ayahuasca groups with public authorities, in dialogue with researchers from various fields, such as anthropology, psychology, and psychiatry, among others. It was, therefore, a convergence of actors and specific political conjunctures that characterized a unique and innovative process (Antunes, 2019; Assis, 2017; Labate, 2011, 2014; Labate & Assis, in press; MacRae, 2010) and one that has parallels with historical processes of recognition and legitimation of a number of popular practices in the country.…”
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confidence: 99%