Encantarias brasileiras. a emergência de religiosidades híbridas afro-ameríndias: o caso do mestre Irineu Serra – Daime
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2018-12
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Maria do Socorro Pimentel da Silva
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This article deals with the emergence of hybrid religiosity of Afro-
Amerindian matrices centered on the ritualistic use of ayahuasca from the study of the Daime case, a religion whose lineage was founded by
Maranhão Raimundo Irineu Serra in Rio Branco, Acre during the so-called
cycle of Eraser. It is the study of hybrid religiosities, fruits of diasporic
identity processes in transnational spaces of the Amazonian frontiers,
marked by traditions of the enchanted ones, in a universe where there is
the absence of the separation between the world and the sacred, in which
shamanism and pajelance Amerindian-cabocla with African matrices
forming new religiosities, although also strongly influenced by Christian
hegemonic discourse.
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Encantarias, Religiosidades híbridas, Religiosidade afro-ameríndias, Identidades, Incantation, Hybrid religiosities, Afro-amerindian religiosity, Identities
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ROCHA, Leandro Mendes; BORGES, Marcelo Henrique Ribeiro. Encantarias brasileiras. a emergência de religiosidades híbridas afro-ameríndias: o caso do mestre Irineu Serra – Daime. Articulando e Construindo Saberes, Goiânia, v. 3, n. 1, p. 280-313, jan./dez. 2018. Disponível em: https://www.revistas.ufg.br/racs/article/view/55385/26457.