O fenômeno da internet na religião oral: a influência das mídias sociais no candomblé

Bandeira, Fernando Corteze de Souza; Juvêncio, Carlos Henrique

doi:10.47681/rca.v7i1.48147

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“…In their study on the Candomblé religion, Corteze and Juvêncio (2022) point out that the transposition of spaces and places of religious learning can be analysed in an emblematic way when a traditional religion is associated with orality and face-to-face practices. They emphasize that, after the approximation of religion with urban areas, ethnographies were present and the structuring of religion changed completely since the religious educational processes in these environments began to be transmitted through writing and, with the passage of time and technological advances, cybernetics was also introduced.…”

Section: Study Context: the Santo Daime Doctrinementioning

confidence: 99%

Expanding information behaviour boundaries: A study with religious leaders

Rodrigues,

Terra

2024

IFLA Journal

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Information behaviour is a very productive research area in information science, although some study contexts are still little explored, such as religious and spiritual practices, particularly related to minority religions. Thus, this study investigated the information behaviour of religious leaders of Santo Daime, a religion originating in the Brazilian Amazon. Exploratory research with a qualitative approach and semi-structured interviews with four leaders of the doctrine were carried out. The most used sources of information were documents about the Daime religion, personal experience, contact with other leaders and the institution. Information was sought to guide the participants in their rituals, solve administrative problems, improve their knowledge and strengthen their faith. Used in a critical, reflective and creative way, it seeks coherence with the Daimist principles. The findings may contribute to the understanding of the information behaviour of this little-studied social group and the appreciation of cultural and religious diversity in society.

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Section: Study Context: the Santo Daime Doctrinementioning

confidence: 99%